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@TeamGregor It is just its own subset of CSS. You won't find much fancy that works unless written for Qt QSS.

You could implement the "ignore" part in a proxy model so your core models can happily live ignoring about the édition going on and the proxy would filter that while an edition takes place. But still, I fail to see how or why, the color of that cell should be changed while you are editing it.

Thanks for the detailed deep dive !

Hi @imene, In what way is your post related to this thread ? Please open your own thread explaining exactly your situation.

@SGaist said in Link with libraries from lib folder?: You first have to build Qt statically yourself. Okay. Thank you. Since I'm using a workflow that doesn't download the source files, I've decided to just build with dll's.

@LatitudeFr Please post code as text. Did you add "QT += bluetooth" to your pro file?

@mangekoyu said in Show messageBox when click exit button on titlebar.: void productDetail::closeEvent1() Did the example put a 1 at the end of closeEvent? You cannot just type in something different from what an example shows and then say why does it not work..... I tried sth like this People can't help much if you say you have code "something like", how can we know what you actually have? Please think about phrasing questions and giving detail/proper code, people cannot guess what you might be doing. It will help you and help us.

Well, it's been quite a while. Whilst you guys gave me the ideas here, especially @artwaw with the QRawFont; someone else helped me achieve this goal. Even more, there is a nice little tool to help you generate the code points and draw whatever! https://stackoverflow.com/a/73035353/6583298 Problem solved :)

@Josef-Lintz said in Undefined reference in app which includes library: and rename my library to something else, I can't run my app anymore because the app can't find its dependency. Correct. If I build the app using QT creator, there's no ".so" file in the build directory, and it runs fine. Then it finds it somewhere else, perhaps in your project or whatever. There is LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable, that might be relevant. Does QT embed ".so" files in the executable? No. And Qt does not "do anything" anyway. Creator is just building using make etc., anything to do with that is external to Qt.

@jsulm Hi jsulm, appreciate for ur help. But there is Nothing above "Issues" panel. Edit panel is above the Issues panel. [image: e54910bf-c9cd-445a-b2d3-c98b6875aae2.png] It turns out I forgot to implement the function in .cpp file that declared in .h file. [image: 99269641-a5e5-4a36-92a0-e1be31e88d70.png]

Solved when switching to a 32bit qt build. Thank you guys!

@SGaist thank you.

@animeshdhakal said in How to upload screenshot through http multipart ?: or error Are you sure? In the code you posted you have no error handling...

This behaviour might be related to the "known issue" where Qt is not able to generate linear gradients if they are vertically aligned. The "known issue" talks about predefined gradients, but it seems as if the issue appears without predefined gradients too. Changing the gradient to horizontal works fine. I tested the behaviour with Qt5.12, Qt6.3 and Qt 6.4

@JonB Thanks , we test a lot, not broken so far :-)

You are setting your view's root index to an invalid index.

@Freiluk Thanks man, changing from Debug to release also helped me

Okay. Turns out I just didn't resize the widget