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Hello, I want to make a handler for button in footer area using javascript. My view model looks below :
rnd.history.form rnd.batch.record.history
I"m confuse. The onclick attribute seem removed by qweb render process. I want a simple thing, user click on show_history button, then it hotline a simple javascript function or kích hoạt client. Any information will be appreciate. Thank you.
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I have created a module specifically to vì chưng this, you can found it in darkedeneurope.com apps lượt thích "Soltein Button Widget"
The use of this module is like the following example:
solt_button string="_Show">
In the code of the button you could access to lớn the widget instance using self & also lớn the fields of the khung using self.view.fields
I added javascript code like this :
......... The alert message never called after click the button. Well, I think it related on rendering process by qweb. The jQuery sự kiện handler is never attach khổng lồ button node. Is it possible to lớn listen render event in qweb? Thanks.
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