[7.0] OpenERP Apps module not loading due to javascript error

[Antonio Fregoso]

By accessing the apps menu "#menu_id=60&action=39"

Error: QWeb2 - Template ['SearchView.Filters]: Runtime Error: TypeError: dict.filter.visible is not a function

url/web/webclient/js:2436

openerp server installed Ubuntu Server 12.04 and client Ubuntu with Firefox and Chrome

[Peter (pkagori)]

This has happened days after successful installation and use of the apps menu. I have used it before without issues. please see attached image

[rishikesh (rishi2310)]

I am having the same problem. Everything was working fine, and it suddenly started giving issues. Now I tried to drop the database and create a new one but still i am having the same problem. it loads for every and I am not able to install any apps.

[Daniel Bausch (dbausch)]

I also get this on Gentoo using the most recent version in portage (openerp-7.0.20130219-r5). Database is postgresql-9.2, python is 2.7.

[Daniel Bausch (dbausch)]

My on-screen error message, however, is slightly different. It is "Uncaught Error: QWeb2 - template['SearchView.filters']: RuntimeError: TypeError: Object [object Object] has no method 'visible'"

[Milan Tribuson (milan-infokom)]

I have the same error... It was working fine for a couple of weeks and now it throws an error. I'm using OpenERP 7.0-20130228-002141

[Olivier Dony (Odoo) (odo-openerp)]

This issue was directly caused by an update on the OpenERP Apps platform - it should be solved now, sorry for the inconvenience.

The actual reason why this was happening is an incompatibility between the version of the web client running on OpenERP Apps vs the web client on OpenERP 7.0 installations older than 2013-03-04 (technically openerp-web rev. 3803 revid:<email address hidden>)

The error could also be fixed by updating the "web" module to the latest version on your local instance.

This incompatibility has been lifted in web client 7.0 at revision 3856
(rev-id: <email address hidden>) and deployed on OpenERP Apps - so the issue should be fixed everywhere.