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You're very welcome! I'm thrilled my video helped guide you through implementing Odoo using VS Code. It's always great to hear feedback like this! If you have any more questions or need further clarification on Odoo or related configurations, feel free to ask-I'm here to help! 😊

Thank you so much for your kind words! I’m really glad to hear you’re finding the lessons useful. It motivates me to keep creating more content for you all. If there’s anything specific you’d like me to cover next, feel free to let me know!

To achieve this, create a custom Odoo module that connects to the remote database via an API or direct query. Schedule a cron job to fetch attendance data periodically, map it to employees in Odoo using an external ID, and log the check-in/check-out details into the Attendance module. Ensure error handling and employee mapping logic are robust for seamless synchronization.

Go to Settings > General Settings, and ensure the "Email" section is configured with your outgoing mail server. In the user settings, go to Users & Companies > Users, open the specific user, and update the "Name" and "Email" fields. To set a profile picture, edit the user and upload an image in the "Avatar" field. Emails sent by this user will now display the updated name and picture as the sender in most email clients.

Incorrect Configuration Path: Double-check that the addons_path in your odoo.conf file includes the full path to your custom_addons folder. Ensure it's properly separated with commas if there are multiple paths. Module Structure: Ensure your custom module has the correct structure, including: A valid __manifest__.py file with necessary metadata. A valid __init__.py file to initialize the module. Permissions: Verify that the custom_addons folder and its files have appropriate read/write permissions for the user running the Odoo service. Module List Update: After enabling developer mode, go to Apps, clear the search filter (e.g., type is not a module), and click on the "Update Apps List" menu to refresh all available modules.

can you please tell me in details what you have not understood? do i send you the module if you want and if so send me your email please thanks.

hi, you just need to download enterprise edition and just give path in your config file

you are most welcome. you can contact me on odooistic@gmail.com or farooqabidrajput@gmail.com

hi have you watched this video ua-cam.com/video/69-x2tquQBo/v-deo.html this is how you do it thanks

Sure I will upload some more detailed videos and try to explain in more easier way

Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad you're finding the Python series helpful as a beginner. 🎉 The color theme I'm using in VS Code is called Palenight Theme. It's clean, visually appealing, and makes coding much more enjoyable. You can find it by searching for "Palenight Theme" in the Extensions section of VS Code.

You're very welcome! 😊

sure i will absolutely give more details on that particular topic

pip install phonenumbers

try installing this pachake by stopping server and type this in your terminal thanks

You're most welcome! I'm so glad you found the explanation helpful. 😊 If you have more questions, feel free to ask-happy learning! 🚀

nope website is just responsible for website but still controllers are using for every kind of app like sales, purchase etc and every app has its portal related operations and thats where controllers come in action😀😀

sure i will try adding those enhancement video and thanks so much for liking my videos.

will add soon. thanks

The error message "Please configure sender's email address" in Odoo usually appears when Odoo is unable to send an email because the sender's email address is not properly configured. Here's how you can resolve this issue: Verify the Outgoing Mail Server Configuration Go to Settings → Technical → Email → Outgoing Mail Servers. Check if there is an outgoing mail server configured. Ensure the following details are correct: SMTP Server: The server address (e.g., smtp.gmail.com for Gmail). SMTP Port: Commonly 465 (SSL) or 587 (TLS). Username: The email address used for sending emails. Password: The password for the email account. Connection Security: Select the appropriate encryption (SSL/TLS or None). Test the connection to ensure the server is working correctly.

i am so glad that my videos are helping you and yes absolutely it will work in the community edition in the same way as its in Enterprise because In Enterprise just few more modules otherwise its the same

@odooistic thank you buddy for your valuable time 💞. and again thank you for the videos

sorry for late reply no you can achieve this by creating a cron/ schedulled action to run in your required interval

Hi, thank you for watching my video! I'm glad the installation guide for Odoo 18 on Windows worked for you. 😊 When it comes to developing custom modules in Odoo, both Windows and Linux have their pros and cons. Here’s a quick breakdown: Developing on Windows: Pros: If you're already comfortable with Windows, there's no steep learning curve. Windows has plenty of tools like Visual Studio Code, which works seamlessly with Odoo development. You can use tools like WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) to get a Linux-like experience while staying on Windows. Cons: Some Odoo dependencies and commands (e.g., pip, wkhtmltopdf) may require extra configuration or may not work as smoothly as on Linux. Community support for Odoo development on Windows is relatively smaller, as most developers use Linux. Developing on Linux: Pros: Odoo was originally built for Linux, so it runs more natively and efficiently. Easier to install dependencies and resolve issues, as most tutorials and guides are written for Linux. A smoother experience with tools like PostgreSQL, Python, and Odoo services. More flexibility in setting up Docker containers for Odoo. Cons: If you're new to Linux, there’s a learning curve (though it's worth it in the long run!). If you rely on specific Windows-only tools, you may need to adapt to Linux alternatives.

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ok watch this video and let me know ua-cam.com/video/akpdQy9LvZA/v-deo.html

sure i will add soon , in the meantime watch this video ua-cam.com/video/akpdQy9LvZA/v-deo.html

thanks so much friend, i assure you wont't regret it , bless

chromewebstore.google.com/detail/odoo-debug/hmdmhilocobgohohpdpolmibjklfgkbi?hl=en&pli=1 go on this website and then click Add to Chrome , this will add Developer mode ext in your chrome browser

Manually Activate the Upgrade Button If the button doesn’t activate, you can manually force it by: Navigating to Apps > Update Apps List. Enabling Developer Mode. Searching for your module and clicking Upgrade from the module settings. In your module's __manifest__.py file, increment the version number. For example: 'version': '1.0.1', # Increment from '1.0.0' Save the file and restart the Odoo service to reflect the changes. Alternatively, in development, you can use the -u flag to update a specific module: ./odoo-bin -u your_module_name

@odooistic could you help to do video of this as I am not clear above step? 😞

@@sokchamroeun7075 ok i will let you know thanks

@@sokchamroeun7075 email me and i will try to arrange a small session. thanks

Module Naming Conventions Lowercase with underscores: Use lowercase letters and separate words with underscores (_). Example: custom_sales_module, project_task_extension. Descriptive and concise: Choose names that clearly describe the module's purpose without being overly long. Example: Use employee_management instead of custom_module_for_employee_records. Avoid generic names: Avoid names like module1, test, or custom as they don't indicate the module's purpose. File Naming Conventions Structured organization: Place models in models/. XML views in views/. Static files (like CSS, JS, and images) in static/. Descriptive filenames: Python files: Use names that represent the model or logic, e.g., employee.py, sale_order_extension.py. XML files: Name files based on the feature, e.g., employee_views.xml, sale_order_views.xml. Lowercase with underscores: Similar to module names, use lowercase letters and underscores for filenames. Example: product_template_extension.py, res_partner_views.xml.

glad it helped. cheers

this means a lot bless

Thank you for your feedback! I’m glad you enjoyed the video and found it helpful. You’re absolutely right; the next logical step after creating a custom module is demonstrating its functionality and showcasing where and how to code the features that make it work. I’m planning a follow-up video that will dive deeper into: Understanding the structure: Explaining how the files like models.py, views.xml, and security/ir.model.access.csv work together. Adding functionality: Writing actual Python code in the models.py file to define the module's behavior and logic. Defining views: Showing how to create form, tree, and kanban views in XML. Testing the module: Demonstrating how to use the new module in Odoo once it’s installed and configured. Stay tuned, and I’ll be sure to make the follow-up video informative and practical so you can see exactly how a custom module comes to life in Odoo 18. If you have any specific features you’d like to see in the demo, let me know, and I’ll try to include them! 😊

hi, if you want to use multiple odoo versions then you need to have your launch.json like this where project 1 first and then project 2 { "name": "PythFon:project_1", "type": "debugpy", "request": "launch", "stopOnEntry": false, "python": "/home/farooq/workspace/odoo17/odoo17-venv/bin/python3.12", "console": "integratedTerminal", "program": "${workspaceRoot}/odoo17/odoo-bin", "args": [ "--config=/home/farooq/workspace/odoo17/project_1.conf", "--limit-time-real", "1000", ], "cwd": "${workspaceRoot}", "env": {}, "envFile": "${workspaceRoot}/.env", }, { "name": "PythFon:project_2", "type": "debugpy", "request": "launch", "stopOnEntry": false, "python": "/home/farooq/workspace/odoo16/odoo16-venv/bin/python3", "console": "integratedTerminal", "program": "${workspaceRoot}/odoo16/odoo-bin", "args": [ "--config=/home/farooq/workspace/odoo17/project_2.conf", "--limit-time-real", "1000", ], "cwd": "${workspaceRoot}", "env": {}, "envFile": "${workspaceRoot}/.env", }, and then 2 conf files related to these 2 project1 and project2.

you need to install multiple odoo versions which you want to use and conf file will be like this [options] db_user = farooq addons_path = /home/farooq/workspace/odoo16/addons, /home/farooq/workspace/odoo16/enterprise, /home/farooq/workspace_project/odoo16/project_1 xmlrpc_port = 8015 dbfilter = admin_passwd = ????????????????????????

@@odooistic thanks a bunch for help, i will try these and confirm.

@@odooistic thank you very much, I will definitely try this with some modifications to meet own environment , path etc. where the file launch.json will be ? and can u please add the sample conf file? this will help too. This is a humble request to please make a tutorial Video which guide us Step-by-step to setup multiple versions of Odoo and configure VSCode etc. will all its requirements and configurations, this will help a lot. thank you again.

yes you can install odoo in your personal computer and then in launch.json file you can give your custom addons folder path and straight away start working with custom modules and do any kind of customization you like. you can watch my video to how to install and work in vscode one and then you can create custom addons. let me know if you need more help thanks

Incorrect Configuration Path: Double-check that the addons_path in your odoo.conf file includes the full path to your custom_addons folder. Ensure it's properly separated with commas if there are multiple paths. Module Structure: Ensure your custom module has the correct structure, including: A valid __manifest__.py file with necessary metadata. A valid __init__.py file to initialize the module. Permissions: Verify that the custom_addons folder and its files have appropriate read/write permissions for the user running the Odoo service. Module List Update: After enabling developer mode, go to Apps, clear the search filter (e.g., type is not a module), and click on the "Update Apps List" menu to refresh all available modules.

i will add it very soon and will let you know. cheers

@@odooistic thank you sir for quick reply and consideration on my request...

@@ahmedharoon2740 you are most welcome mate!

Yes you can use it

yes absolutely you are right that postgresqul has to be installed

Check the odoo.conf file to confirm the correct PostgreSQL user and password are configured: db_user = db_password Ensure the username and password is the same, you set when installed postgress alongwith odoo. remember when you installed odoo you been asked db_user and password which already was set as i guess openpg and openpgpwd

i would say that if you are learning from scratch then always learn the newest version yes there are some changes in v15 and v16 but not the major changes and also in new versions they have replaced or deprecated some methods so always learn the new version but even later you need to work on old version , you can easily do that , not a big details, lots of information online aswell

@@odooistic thank you for quick response and useful comments. 😊

hi, your syntax is wrong here please use back slashes 2 times like this "python": "C:\\Program Files\\Odoo 18.0.20241122\\python\\python.exe",

To address this issue, you can achieve the desired outcome by customizing the user's access rights in Odoo. Here’s how you can hide the Settings menu from the user while still granting them access to the Email configuration section: Step 1: Hide Settings Menu To hide the Settings menu for a specific user or group: Go to Settings > Users & Companies > Groups. Search for the group related to Settings, typically Settings > Technical Features or Administration / Settings. Ensure the user does not belong to this group by unchecking or removing their membership.

Odoo provides detailed logs that can help pinpoint the issue. Run Odoo from the terminal and observe the logs: Look for errors such as missing modules, database connection issues, or incorrect configuration. Common issues include psycopg2 errors (database connection), module not found errors, or permission issues.

Amazing I am so glad. Ok there are several ways to do that one is straight forward and that is if you go in apps and then type your module name and then click upgrade that will update your module and next is very convenient go in your launch.json file and before closing ] just type in a line after, "-u": "ur module name in these quotes"

Ubuntu's minimum and recommended requirements are: Minimum Requirements (for basic functionality): Processor: Dual-core 2 GHz or faster RAM: 4 GB Storage: 25 GB available disk space Graphics: VGA capable of 1024x768 resolution Recommended Requirements (for smooth performance): Processor: Quad-core 2 GHz or faster RAM: 8 GB or more Storage: 50 GB available disk space Your system meets the minimum requirements but is slightly below the recommended specifications for optimal performance.

@odooistic thank you

@@mohangabhale5555 you are most welcome

PostgreSQL is Already Installed: The Odoo installer skips the PostgreSQL setup if it detects an existing PostgreSQL installation. If PostgreSQL is installed but not configured correctly, it won't display the configuration page.Permissions Issue: Lack of administrative permissions during the installation can cause certain steps to be skipped, including database setup. Odoo Installer Without PostgreSQL: Some versions of the Odoo installer do not bundle PostgreSQL, requiring you to install and configure it separately.