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[Bug 1262585] Re: [saas-2]"Compose a new message" from Messaging is not showed

 

Hello,

Yes I have hidden the message view in mail module but showed it back in
hr module. Check the full revision 8757.
The problem was that the box posted a message to every follower of the
partner, people did not really know who they were posting to.
The revision try to integrate a bit of social by following/suggesting
employees.
So as soon the hr module is installed, the box is back and it posts on
the employee profile of the user.

Does it answer your question ?

Martin

** Changed in: openobject-addons
       Status: New => Invalid

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Title:
  [saas-2]"Compose a new message" from Messaging is not showed

Status in OpenERP Addons (modules):
  Invalid

Bug description:
  It seems that there is a problem with the button
  "show_compose_message" in the "Messaging" menu

  This button is never shown.
  It is shown only when those two conditions are met:
  [widget.action.params.view_inbox and widget.action.params.show_compose_message]

  It seems that widget.action.params.show_compose_message is always
  false.

  See mail_thread_view.xml :

  <field name="params" eval="&quot;{
                  'domain': [
                    ('to_read', '=', True),
                    ('starred', '=', False),
                  ],
                  'view_mailbox': True,
                  'view_inbox': True,
                  'read_action': 'read',
                  'show_compose_message': False
              }&quot;"/>

  This modification has been added into the commit #8637.1.1 by Martin Trugaux
  Maybe it's not a bug but then could it be possible to have more information about this change?

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