0030940: When add a second new line in goods movements, the product field is already filled

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Summary	0030940: When add a second new line in goods movements, the product field is already filled

Revision	2015-10-07 14:08 by lorenzofidalgo
Steps To Reproduce	1 - Log in ERP. 2 - Go to Goods Movements window. 3 - Create a new header. 4 - Create a new line clicking in "Create a new record in form" button and DO NOT save this record. 4.1-Choose any product, after that, in "New Storage Bin" field, click in its magnifier. 4.2-A new popup appears, then click any record and click OK button to select that record. 5 - Now, with Ctrl+d or with "Create a new record in form" button create another line. 6 - Observes that almost fields are already filled with the first line's product.

Revision	2015-10-07 14:05 by lorenzofidalgo
Steps To Reproduce	1 - Log in ERP. 2 - Go to Goods Movements window. 3 - Create a new header. 4 - Create a new line clicking in "Create a new record in form" button and DO NOT save this record. 4.1-Choose any product, after that, click in "New Storage Bin" magnifier. 4.2-A new popup appears, then click any record and click OK button to select that record. 5 - Now, with Ctrl+d or with "Create a new record in form" button create another line. 6 - Observes that almost fields are already filled with the first line's product.

Revision	2015-10-06 09:24 by alostale
Steps To Reproduce	1 - Log in ERP 2 - Go to Goods Movements window 3 - Create a new header 4 - Create a new line in form view and DO NOT save it 5 - With Ctrl+d or with the new button create other line 6 - Observes that almost fields are already filled with the first line's product

Revision	2015-10-05 12:45 by alostale
Steps To Reproduce	1 - Log in ERP 2 - Go to Goods Movements window 3 - Create a new header 4 - Create a new line in form view and save it 5 - With Ctrl+d or with the new button create other line 6 - Observes that almost fields are already filled with the first line's product