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[IMP] marketing: match the Display Timezone description with tooltips #11596
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community PR: odoo/odoo#190867 |
Followup of the discussion of the first proposition: odoo/odoo#189363 |
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Sounds right to my ears (eyes?)
(maybe missing .pot update, as you mentionned)
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Hi @lase-odoo
Thank you for these updates. I see these are proactive edits in line with a UI change we're looking to make on /odoo.
I have two small markup improvements which I'll push up in just a moment!
@@ -43,8 +43,8 @@ Odoo database or by creating and editing new field data. Key information to ente | |||
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- :guilabel:`Event Name`: give the event a title. | |||
- :guilabel:`Date`: includes the start and end dates/times for the event. | |||
- :guilabel:`Timezone`: covers the timezone for when the event is taking place. | |||
- :guilabel:`Date`: when the event is scheduled to take place (expressed in your local timezone on the form view). |
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- :guilabel:`Date`: when the event is scheduled to take place (expressed in your local timezone on the form view). | |
- :guilabel:`Date`: when the event is scheduled to take place (expressed in your local timezone on | |
the form view). |
- :guilabel:`Date`: includes the start and end dates/times for the event. | ||
- :guilabel:`Timezone`: covers the timezone for when the event is taking place. | ||
- :guilabel:`Date`: when the event is scheduled to take place (expressed in your local timezone on the form view). | ||
- :guilabel:`Display Timezone`: indicates the timezone in which the event dates/times will be displayed on the website.. |
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Similar feedback above (character count), remove extra period.
- :guilabel:`Display Timezone`: indicates the timezone in which the event dates/times will be displayed on the website.. | |
- :guilabel:`Display Timezone`: indicates the timezone in which the event dates/times will be | |
displayed on the website. |
Issue: The current descriptions and naming of the `Date` fields (`date_begin`, `date_end`) and the `Timezone` field (`date_tz`) can be confusing in the form view of the event model. Specifically: The timezone used for converting the form dates to the database is determined by the context and not by the `Timezone` field present on the form. However, this `Timezone` field determines the timezone used for displaying the event's date/time on the website. This change clarifies the situation according to the update done in the community PR opw-4323142
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RST updates applied on e8793e1. @lase-odoo do we want to merge this in right away or wait for other PRs to close first (they don't appear to be linked)? |
Issue:
The current descriptions and naming of the
Date
fields (date_begin
,date_end
) and theTimezone
field (date_tz
) can be confusing in the form view of the event model. Specifically:The timezone used for converting the form dates to the database is determined by the context and not by the
Timezone
field present on the form. However, thisTimezone
field determines the timezone used for displaying the event's date/time on the website. This change clarifies the situation according to the update done in the community PRopw-4323142