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Access group terminology is missleading. Yous have to be manager to administrate
an application. This task consists to rename groups to be understandable for everyone.
Groups should be reorganised on the users form to be more explicit.
Specification
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1/ Rename 'Manager' to 'Administrator' in users groups.
2/ Define a hierarchy on access groups by using the category_id in the manifests
A category 'Operations/Project' will create a category Project with a parent
category 'Operations', and something smart is already developed (in modules/db.py)
to avoid duplicating categories.
3/ Add a group in expenses to be able to approve expenses reports for my team.
4/ Add a group in timesheets to be able to approve timesheets for my team.
5/ Remove partially the useless crap in ir_module_category_data.xml
6/ Sort access rights groups on users form according to its parent category
closes odoo/odoo#29362
Signed-off-by: "Yannick Tivisse (yti)" <yti@odoo.com>
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When using only mass mailing two issues arise when trying to send mass
mailings containing links
* a link.tracker is created for each link to shorten; however rights are
given currently only in website_links for website designers and not to
marketing users that use mass mailing. This commit adds the rights for
link.tracker model to those people;
* a link.tracker.code is created to hold the shortened versions of the
links. As it is a technical model it is now done as superuser as rights
on link.tracked model has already been granted and adding rights on such
a technical model is not necessary;
A test is added that checks what is done with links when sending mass
mailings. It helped spotting the hereabove issue.
This commit is linked to task ID 1889703 and PR #27526.
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This reverts commit 382fbd35204ff947c16b795ca090c97d6741fb1d.
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Campaign Tags and Campaign Stages was accessible in debug mode even if
campaign was not activated in the mass_mailing settings.
there are now not available if the option is not activated.
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User 1 simply becomes a technical user (inactive, no password).
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Purpose
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- Apply the blacklist implementation to Improve mailing subscription to be more
compliant with the European GDPR law. Keep a list of people who does not want
to receive promotional emails (or mass mailing in general) anymore.
- Allows the recipient to update himself his mailing preferences
Specifications
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This commit is regrouping some main changes on mass mailing.
Apply Blacklist for following models through blacklist.mixin :
- crm.lead
- res.partner
- mail.mass_mailing.contact
- mail.channel.partner
- Opt_out per mailing list instead of per mailing contact.
- Replace opt_out by blacklist in crm.lead + res.partner models
- Added 'ignored' state for mass_mailing. Ignored = blacklisted, opted-out
Ignored email are not included into final statistics to avoid confusion.
- Unsubscribe(d) pages migrated from website_mass_mailing to mass_mailing module
as thoses pages should work without having the website module installed
Detailed implementation
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Mass-mailing :
- A blacklisted email is notified by the ban icon next to the email field.
(at the left of the email field for display purpose)
- Renaming the '_get_blacklist' method that was actually
searching opt_out list into 'get_opt_out_list'
- Opt out per mailing list : Add opt_out + related fields (for display and
ergonomy reasons) on the relational model
- Display relational model tree view instead of mass_mailing.contact tree
view when clicking on mass_mailing_list in kanban view
-> In order to be align between contact_nbr displayed in kanban tile and
the content of the tree view
-> mass_mailing contact is accesible via the user icon in this tree view
- Remove custom filters 'filter_contact_subscription' and
'filter_contact_unsubscription' as opt_out is not on mass_mailing.contact
model anymore
- Add 'is_public' to mailing list
The name of this mailing list can be seen (or not) by recipient in
the unsubscription page
If the mailing lists used in the mass mailing are not public,
the user in only informed that he has been unsubscribed.
If the mailing lists are public, the user is informed that he has been
unsubscribed from the mailing lists
and he has the choice to modify his subscription to all the public
mailing list he is or was subscribed to.
- Unsubscription Page :
- mass_mailing_contact :
Opt_out per mailing list, done by email and not by id, as multiple
contact can have the same email
The recipient can add/remove himself to/from the blacklist
The recipient can send a feedback about why he unsubscribed
- crm.lead + res.partner :
Once the recipient unsubscribe, he is automatically blacklisted
The recipient can 'Come back' and remove himself from the blacklist
if he changes his mind
- Show blacklist button parameter added in config :
The idea is to enable/disable the fact that the recipient can add
himself to the blacklist by showing or not the 'blacklist me' button
Only applies for mass_mailing.contact. The recipient, once
blacklisted, can always, no matter the value of this parameter,
'come back' and unblacklist himself
crm.lead + res.partner :
- Replace opt_out by blacklist in crm.lead + res.partner models.
As when a res.partner or crm.lead unsubcribe, we assume that the recipient
does not want to receive mass mailing anymore, at all, even if we adds him
to a mailing list afterwards. He is then blacklisted to avoid this.
With this behaviour, if a new lead is created with the same email address,
he won't be able to receive mail in mass_mode.
But he will still be able to receive '1 to 1' direct email.
Task ID 33224
Closes #25966
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Purpose
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Improve mailing subscription to be more compliant with the European GDPR law.
Keep a list of people who does not want to receive promotional emails
(or mass mailing in general) anymore.
Specifications
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This commit is regrouping some main changes on mass mailing.
- Added blacklist : Avoid sending mass mailing to blacklisted recipient
(blacklisted = email address that doens't want to receive mass mailing anymore)
Detailed implementation
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Mail :
- Add Blacklist mechanism in mail module (NOT in mass-mailing) :
as we can send mass-mail without the mass-mailing module
- Unicity in email -> To avoid error in import, override the create and return
the existing record if any, else, create the record normally.
- Blacklisting is done by email address and is cross model.
Will apply to model that inherit the blacklist.mixin.
- field 'is_blacklisted' -> computed : check if email is in blacklist
+ search method to be able to filter on is_blacklisted
- When a email address is blacklisted, it will never get mass mailings anymore.
Even if the email address is added to another mailing lists
- Avoid sending notification to blacklisted recipients when sending email
in mass mail mode. If the recipient is blacklisted, we should not even send a
notification in the recipient's chatter for an email that he won't even
receive.
- When a email address is blacklisted, it can still get 'normal' mailings.
- The blacklist shoud be accessible in
Mass Mailing / Configuration / Blacklist
and Settings / Technical / Email / Blacklist
-> Renaming Settings / Technical / White / Black List config menu item
into Channel Moderation to avoid confusion with Mass Mail Blacklist
- Add indexes to the blacklist table (on email) to make it fast for access for
the different use cases
- _primary_email : attribute that must be overriden to specify which field must
be used as email in the blacklist mechanism.
- Filtering the blacklisted recipient in mail composer :
done in mail._get mail value()
In case of real mass mailing, we need the statistics to be computed in order
to know how many recipients were ignored in the mail.
So we cannot avoid sending mail but instead flag the mail as canceled.
Task ID 33224
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The categories other extra rigths and hidden are not used now.
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Purpose of this commit is to allow mass mailing users to select an outgoing
mail sever when performing mass mailing. It includes
* add a field in mass_mailing to select specific outgoing mail server;
it is put in debug mode because it sounds people would not understand
what is its purpose;
* add an option in settings to set a default outgoing mail server;
* give read access to ir.mail_server to mass_mailing users;
This commit is related to task ID 31737.
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Since revision
731356a1558f49a0f1cca285cf73364dc9b56ebb
and the fact `mail.mass_mailing.campaign` inherits (with s)
from `utm.source`, and the name of the mass mailing
is took from this `utm.source` linked to the mass mailing,
a mass mailing user requires the write access on the model `utm.source`
to be able to change the subject of a mass mailing.
As a side node, I notice there is no group applied on the
base `access_utm_source` access rule of the module UTM,
meaning a portal user can create `utm.source`.
I am not sure if this is wanted or not.
opw-710525
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This group was defined in the mass_mailing module but is only working when
you install website_mass_mailing. What this group does is allowing to insert
a newsletter snippet in the page, thus it has nothing to do in the mass_mailing
module which doesn't depend on website. Also, the snippet itself was already
defined in website_mass_mailing.
Moved all the things to website_mass_mailing.
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Add a link in the general settings to access easily the default_user form view in order to modify the default access rights
The default_user manager rights declarations in all the applications have been move in a noupdate="1" definition to avoid the manual configuration overwrittings
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1. Splitted data/mass_mailing_data.xml to security/mass_mailing_security.xml for res_groups data.
2. Splitted views/mass_mailing_views to
- views/link_tracker_views.xml
- views/mass_mailing_stats_views.xml
- views/mass_mailing_template.xml
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Coming from a bug in web_settings_dashboard. Invited user didn't have any rights
when created from the dashboard, which was leading to an error.
This bug leaded to a new discussion. Better to have basic employee having user
rights for all main applications. For bigger entreprises there is an admin that
will carefully remove extra rights, if necessary. The target is small businesses,
it makes sense that every way to create a user gives the same result.
In conclusion, each new user has a full access to the applications by default
How is it implemented ?
We added an inactive default user which original access right to the groups
'base.group_user' and 'base.group_partner_manager' in base. Each
application will extend the default user's access right by adding the maximal
access right for this application.
On user creation, we will use by default the 'group_id' field from the default
user. We will in the same time remove the ugly 'default_groups_ref' key which
was passed sometimes in the context for some fields in some views, and sometimes
nothing.
So, the user can modify the access rights for the default user, but he should be
aware that removing project user access rights for a default user will prevent
a *created on the fly in a task* user will not be able to access the task.
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[FIX] mass_mailing: Display attachments in a proper way
[IMP] mass_mailing: set default value for popup_redirect_url, as it's sometimes required
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Define a new mass_mailing_user group that is used in the mass mailing module
instead of using the marketing user group.
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1. The merge of the "email_template" module into the "mail" module.
2. The send action of the mass mailing has been moved from the frontend to a cron, because it was too slow to send over 10,000 mails (the user's browser was blocked for 15 - 20 minutes). Mass mailings have now their own process in the kanban view.
3. Mails sent from the mail form are sent immediatly instead of from the mail queue (for instance, when you go to sales > customers > list view > select 2 -3 customers > More > Partner Mass Mailing).
4. Users have now the choice from which mailing list they want to unsubscribe when they click on the unsubscribe link at the bottom of the mail.
5. Mass mailings inherit from their campaign UTMs and mass mailing campaigns are linked to an UTM campaign.
6. Many little improvements
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default views, some renaming (py and xml files)
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sufficient
bzr revid: tde@openerp.com-20140415095817-rx7bokd6qc5rkrhq
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configure stages.
bzr revid: tde@openerp.com-20140404154326-ticujj6f7djg2o4a
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bzr revid: tde@openerp.com-20140328103941-hqyt8p5dzeil4bks
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Improved mass mailing form view, that is used as a central point to create new
mailings.
Added concept of contact list (based on partner, or leads (to add)), as well as
contact (a list of name / email to import). Mailings are done un contact list
to simplify the way it works.
Added a kanban view of templates, with a flag to filter only mass mailing templates
(to avoid havign to deal with acknoledgments).
Using campaigns is now an option (a group), mailings can be done without having to
deal with campaigns.
Mailings and campaigns now have a status, used to display their kanban view.
bzr revid: tde@openerp.com-20140314165113-g4gvvifrhr2nfu15
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portal/anonymous). ACL change too.
bzr revid: dle@openerp.com-20140113151018-5xksff08s0vrjh8d
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Mail statistics are now stored onto a separated object (mail.mail.statistics), allowing to
handle emails separately from statistics (among other removing mail.mail entries while keeping
statistics).
Everything linnked to opened/replied/bounce is not managed by mass_mailing, removed added code
in mail module.
bzr revid: tde@openerp.com-20130913115408-322cyjipdg680as6
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bzr revid: tde@openerp.com-20130903152553-y0s4jhqagu0ff92m
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new module :
simple mass mailing campaign model, linked to emails, compute some statistics
mail.compose.message updated to the mass mailing campaigns in mass mail mode
bzr revid: tde@openerp.com-20130807130334-nwd34fgsz4lc6lt1
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