[IMP] developer: add default_period multi values support
Update the documentation accordingly to the support of multi values support in the default_period attribute of the filter elements in the search views. task-2941625 closes odoo/documentation#2551 Related: odoo/odoo#97321 Signed-off-by: Antoine Vandevenne (anv) <anv@odoo.com>
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@ -2283,7 +2283,7 @@ Possible children elements of the search view are:
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``default_period`` (optional)
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``default_period`` (optional)
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only makes sense for a filter with non empty ``date`` attribute.
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only makes sense for a filter with non empty ``date`` attribute.
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determines which period is activated if the filter is in the
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determines which periods are activated if the filter is in the
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default set of filters activated at the view initialization. If not provided,
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default set of filters activated at the view initialization. If not provided,
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'this_month' is used by default.
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'this_month' is used by default.
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fourth_quarter, third_quarter, second_quarter, first_quarter,
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fourth_quarter, third_quarter, second_quarter, first_quarter,
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this_year, last_year, antepenultimate_year.
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this_year, last_year, antepenultimate_year.
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Example:
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The attribute accepts comma separated values.
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Examples:
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.. code-block:: xml
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.. code-block:: xml
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<filter name="filter_create_date" date="create_date" string="Creation Date" default_period="this_week"/>
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<filter name="filter_create_date" date="create_date" string="Creation Date" default_period="this_week"/>
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<filter name="filter_create_date" date="create_date" string="Creation Date" default_period="this_year,last_year"/>
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``context``
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``context``
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a Python dictionary, merged into the action's domain to generate the
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a Python dictionary, merged into the action's domain to generate the
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