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Struggling with Odoo 14 custom module installation and the `config_ok` field error? This comprehensive guide offers step-by-step solutions.
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Troubleshooting Odoo 14 Custom Module Installation: Fixing the config_ok Field Error

If you're diving into the world of Odoo and working with custom modules, you might run into several installation hiccups. One common issue, particularly when updating modules, is an error involving the config_ok field. In this guide, we’ll dissect this problem, understand its implications, and walk through practical solutions to resolve it effectively.

Understanding the Problem

After attempting to install your custom module in Odoo 14, you might encounter the following error message:

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This error indicates that the config_ok field referenced in your XML view code is not available in the form view you are trying to modify. This could happen due to a variety of reasons, including:

The field not being defined within the model that the view is referencing.

Errors in your XML code where your view is defined.

It can be frustrating to face such issues, especially after investing time understanding Odoo’s architecture. However, there are several steps you can take to troubleshoot and resolve the issue.

Steps to Fix the config_ok Field Error

Step 1: Activate Developer Mode

Before diving deeper into the code, ensure that you're operating in Developer Mode:

Log in to your Odoo instance.

Navigate to the settings.

Find and activate Developer Mode, often visible in the user menu or settings options.

Step 2: Check User Filters and Settings

Sometimes, the problem could relate to user settings:

Navigate to Users.

Set filters to display all users, including internal ones.

Ensure that the OdooBot user or any other relevant user is activated.

Step 3: Modify the XML Changes

If the above solutions do not resolve the issue, you may need to modify your XML code to explicitly add the necessary field. Locate the portion of your XML where the view is inherited and add the missing config_ok field. Here is an example:

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Step 4: Validate Your Code

Make sure you have no syntax errors in your XML. Sometimes a small typo can stop Odoo from processing your new field correctly. Validate the structure and ensure proper indentation and closing tags in your XML.

Additional Tips for Success

Test Changes Incrementally: After making any changes to your XML or Python files, update your module to test if the error resolves itself.

Check Logs: Always keep an eye on your Odoo logs for any additional hints on what might be going wrong. Logs are invaluable for identifying the root cause of many issues.

Stay Updated: If you are using third-party modules, ensure they're compatible with Odoo 14, as inconsistencies can lead to errors during installation.

Conclusion

Encountering issues when working with Odoo 14 custom modules, like the config_ok field error, can be challenging. However, by following the steps outlined in this guide, you can systematically troubleshoot and fix the problem, leading to a smoother development experience. If you continue to face issues, consider reaching out to the Odoo community or forums for additional support.



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