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Purpose is to ensure more advanced use cases are still supported in new
elearning platform in addition to more public use cases. Fields controlling
access are now
* enroll: who can enroll on course: public (everyone, simply click on join
button), invite (added by already members) and payment (in bridge with
website_sale, if SO with product is confirmed);
* enroll_group_ids: automatically add members of those groups to the channel
to ease having groups for a given subset of users;
* visibility: who can see a channel and its slides: public (everyone, it means
channel is visible on website for example), members (hidden for non members)
* website_published on channels and slides; non publishers cannot see what
is not published, whatever other parameters;
* upload_group_ids: who can upload on a channel;
* download_security on a slide is completely removed as it makes no sense
for most slide types;
To ensure a better user experience responsible of a channel is added in its
members. People uploading a slide are now also allowed to read it to avoid
having inconsistency behavior between upload_group_ids and access rules.
Some tests are added.
This commit is linked to task ID 1942836 and PR #31239.
Co-Authored-By: Aurélien Warnon <awa@odoo.com>
Co-Authored-By: Thibault Delavallée <tde@odoo.com>
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Purpose
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The 'state' field for a member of a channel did not imply anything functionally
so we decided to remove it. It allows to remove an unnecessary computed fields.
ACLs are updated accordingly.
If needed, we will soon be able to check partner_ids that have ordered but
not paid a channel / course product by searching the related 'sale.order' model
for such products.
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Purpose of this commit is to clean access rights on slide models and give
less access to public / portal / internal users. Website publishers and
editors have rights to edit slides content and manage channels.
Another purpose is to clean and refactor access options on channels and slides.
Access to a given slide depends on the current user being a member of the
slide channel. A channel can be either public (joined easily) or on invitation
only (manual addition of members).
Slide can be flagged as preview, meaning they are accessible without any
concern about channel membership. It is used as teasing or free promotion
of a channel.
Publish flag is orthogonal. Non published slides are not visible to everyone
except website content editor. It allows to work and improve slides without
displaying them to members or public people.
Technically a new model is added to model membership on channels. It is
a decorated m2m between channels and partners; on this m2m the state of
membership is added. In a near future additional information will be stored
on this model, like completion of channel or certification information.
Other technical changes implied by this commit
* visibility is simplified to either public or invite;
* can_see and can_see_full are removed, as well as concept of 'partial'
display of slides;
* group_ids related to private access is removed;
* a computed / searchable field is added to be able to efficiently find
and search active members of a channel;
This commit is linked to task ID 1937411 and PR #30847.
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The rules "Channel: public: published only" and "Slide: public: published only"
must also be applied on portal user.
The portal user doesnt have to be allowed to create or write on slide.slide
records(introduced by 51be5bb).
opw:708499
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videos, infographics. Some kind of slideshare clone, to summarize.
Featuring :
- channel management: classify slides (presentations, videos, documents, ...)
and tune their access rights for visibility, uploading and downloading
- full branding new shiny website module !
- automatic fetch of youtube and google docs information based on URL
- statistics: views, likes, interfaced with messaging, ...
- embed mechanism to embed slides in other websites
Courtesy of RD India, notably Mantavya Gajjar, Ravi Gadhia, Vijay Patel,
Pariket Trivedi
Courtesy of Use Merge Team, notably Jerome Maes and Richard Mathot
Let us not forget our usability testing teams that tested it quite a lot of time.
Special thanks to Martin Trigaux that did nothing.
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