*SOLVED*
Unfortunately fix by Serpent Consulting Services introduced another bug as the context passes a superfluous 'active_id'. Openerp for some mysterious reason interprets this key so that it is replaced by the integer representing the active_id. Resulting in an entry like 2: 2 in the context instead of 'active_id': 2. The method defaults_get crashes with an integer key.
Simple fix is to remove the 'active_id': active_id from the context attribute in poweremail_core_view.xml .
line 83 should now read:
*SOLVED* core_view. xml .
Unfortunately fix by Serpent Consulting Services introduced another bug as the context passes a superfluous 'active_id'. Openerp for some mysterious reason interprets this key so that it is replaced by the integer representing the active_id. Resulting in an entry like 2: 2 in the context instead of 'active_id': 2. The method defaults_get crashes with an integer key.
Simple fix is to remove the 'active_id': active_id from the context attribute in poweremail_
line 83 should now read:
<button name="% (act_selfolder_ form)d" type="action" string="Select Folder" attrs=" {'invisible' :[('iserver_ type',' =','pop3' )]}" colspan="2" target="new" context= "{'active_ ids':[active_ id]}"/>
Poweremail only uses the 'active_ids' context entry which is passed along fine.