Write Value To Read-only Field From On-change Using Force Save Attribute

[@jamesT008]

Nice...thanks
Some more tricks pls

[@OdooMates]

Sure 👍

[@PATRICRUZN]

dude you help me a lot, thanks

[@OdooMates]

happy to help always :)

[@image0284]

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[@OdooMates]

For pos ? I guess there are modules for same in odoo app stores :)

[@smittrambadia5371]

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thank you

[@OdooMates]

You mean to show country flags ?

[@smittrambadia5371]

@@OdooMates yes

[@ArmandoSchianodiCola]

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[@OdooMates]

Thanks for the tip!

[@AliRaza-tf8uj]

if we use save='True' .py file then the value will save in the database. So my question is that what is the difference between forced_save='1' in XML and save = 'True'? 2nd question is what is the difference between @api.onchange and @api.depends?
Thanks

[@OdooMates]

force_save and save seems to have same effects

[@harismasqati5410]

i am using odoo v10 and i apply force_save attribute on Product_uom_id field like this
but this is not working, field data invisible after save document.
please help me what should i do?

[@OdooMates]

force save attribute is not available in v10, try with readonly bypass module of oca

[@nromenero9508]

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Works great with _default_get() for one2many
I have one2many with a section with four options. I need to create for lines but didn't want the user to change the options when I was saving the section was not saves force_save="1" made it work or store=True

[@OdooMates]

Glad it helps