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Dear all,
I want to override a method in a parent class in JavaScript:
/** @odoo-module */
import { Product } from '@sale_product_configurator/js/product/product';
Product.include({
/**
* @override
*/
setQuantity() {
console.log('zzzzz');
},
});
TypeError: Product.include is not a function
Help me please. Than you very much.
Odoo 17 has new syntax, use this
/** @odoo-module */
import { patch } from "@web/core/utils/patch";
import { Product } from '@sale_product_configurator/js/product/product';
patch(Product.prototype, {
/**
* @override
*/
setQuantity() {
console.log('zzzzz');
},
})
This new syntax confuses me. I am trying to do something similar. My code is:
odoo.define('pkcg_appointments_customizations.CustomCalendarCommonRenderer', ['web.CalendarCommonRenderer'], function (require) {
'use strict';
const CalendarCommonRenderer = require('web.CalendarCommonRenderer');
CalendarCommonRenderer.include({
onEventRender: function (event) {
this._super.apply(this, arguments);
console.log('TESTING TESTING TESTING');
}
});
});
I am trying to override the onEventRender method to include some additional logic. Would I use the same structure as you suggest above somehow?
Last time i check, Calendar JS has been converted into Owl entirely in odoo 17, so yes you should use the same structure i suggest
It is done.
Thank you very much, Duong Nguyen.
Can you help me how to add a new method in an existing JS class in odoo17? (not create a new JS class)
just write your method, like the code i give.
P/S can you mark my answer as best one please
Are you a dude ?
Thank Duong Nguyen. I am newbie, I can not vote. I am very sorry.
Ok if you need help you ask me via my facebook https://www.facebook.com/duong.messi.3/ or you can post on this forum, i need to gain more vote to get more xp
Hi Duong Nguyen,
I have a JS class with setup method as below:
export class ProductConfiguratorDialog extends Component {
setup() {
useSubEnv({
mainProductTmplId: this.props.productTemplateId,
currencyId: this.props.currencyId,
setQuantity: this._setQuantity.bind(this),
});
}
Now I want to inherit and add more items for useSubEnv:
useSubEnv({
setFromDate: this._setFromDate.bind(this),
setToDate: this._setToDate.bind(this),
});
How can I do?
I haven't tested it, but try to import it then write like this
ProductConfiguratorDialog.props = {
...ProductConfiguratorDialog.props,
setFromDate: this._setFromDate.bind(this),
setToDate: this._setToDate.bind(this),
};
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