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Monday 9 July 2012

HOW TO INSTALL OpenERP OUTLOOK PLUGIN

Outlook Plugin of OpenERP 

Sometimes its needed to how to install plugin , we have plugin but we don't know the way from where we install it, So, i hope this will be useful to you .  OpenERP.


-  First you need MSI file of the plugin to install this file you can find from the below path of your    
      - addons
                     -  For 32 bit machine addons/plugin_outlook/static/openerp-outlook-plugin/OpenERPOutlookPluginSetup32.msi * 
                     -  For 64 bit machine addons/plugin_outlook/static/openerp-outlook-plugin/OpenERPOutlookPluginSetup32.msi 

- Double click on msi file and click on next next and finish as you install exe in windows. 
    Once it is installed, If office 2007 You can see the OpenERP menu. 
    
    If office 2010 You can see the menu : Addin -> OpenERP

...Enjoy...

Thursday 3 May 2012

To Display image in openerp Report

                                                                                                              Pinakin Nayi
                                                                                                              OpenERP,
                                                                                                              Info-city, Gandhinagar.
                                                                                                              nayi_pinakin@yahoo.in
                                                                                                              Mo. 08460643746
To Display Image in your .rml Report in OpenERP
in .rml file
<para>[[ images['image'] and setTag('para','image') or removeParentNode('para') ]][[ images['preview'] ]]</para>
in the report.py
def _get_imagepath(self,order):
        attach_ids = self.pool.get('product.images').search(self.cr, self.uid, [('product_id', '=',order)])
        datas = self.pool.get('product.images').read(self.cr, self.uid, attach_ids)
        return datas