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[quote author="john_god" date="1341390413"]In windows to restrain the user to use only one application, you have to use a combination of admin policies and regedit options.[/quote]

[quote author="Andre" date="1341390491"]Back on topic: I don't think you'll see much happening. First of all, you completely overrode the painting of the whole dialog. So, perhaps you'll see a small dot, but not much else being painted. Make sure to (in this case: first) call the base implementation: @ QDialog::paintEvent(paintEvent); @ Then, on the dot you draw itself. I doubt you'll even see that. The problem is: you are painting it right at the mouse cursor. And what is that spot overdrawn with? Exactly: the mouse cursor. [/quote] Nice analysis Andre [quote author="W.K.S" date="1341338884"]Thanks to both of you. You're right koahnig - I failed to check that the paintEvent() is actually called and that's where the problem was. Thanks a lot :) [/quote] Now I am wondering why it might have worked ?

You're welcome. Feel free to prepend the post title with [Solved] (just edit your initial post), as an indication that your problem has been solved and that there is a solution inside.

Run your program and look at the output it generates to the console or debug window. You will find there is a message similar to this: bq. Object::connect: No such slot YourClass::onDeviceDiscovered(const QextPortInfo &) indicating that it is not working. Connections happen at run time not compile time. To write a slot you declare a function in a class derived from QObject and then you implement it. It's just a C++ member function. To make it a slot you simply add the "slots" pseudo-keyword to the relevant access specifier. Here is a simple example with a slot called setValue(int): http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/signalsandslots.html#a-small-example You need to declare YourClass::onDeviceDiscovered(const QextPortInfo &info) and provide an implementation. In that implementation you can update the combo box.

Take a look at "QStackedWidget":/doc/qt-4.8/qstackedwidget.html. Maybe that might save you some effort. Edit: Or possibly "QStackedLayout":/doc/qt-4.8/qstackedlayout.html

ok tnx a lot

Since I can't seem to get it working correctly I am working around the issue. I am listening for selectionChanged() on the QTextBrowser and then taking the QTextBrowser's QTextDocument and calling clearSelection() on its QTextCursor. Possible related bug: "https://bugreports.qt-project.org/browse/QTBUG-1186":https://bugreports.qt-project.org/browse/QTBUG-1186

try query.bindValue( QString(":texte_original"), tr("essais ") );

That is going to be a problem then: your GUI thread is obviously very bussy with the webview and the embedded video. There is not much you can do about that. Sorry.

Thanks for the link: I hadn't seen it on my search. I added a line to each .pro file in the subdirs template project. Thanks!

Thanks mlong, thanks again Andre... I reading some online documentation and some free books of c++, but I could not understand how to create a class using a getter and setter referenced (it's right?). Off course I really think that it's a good idea, but like always my term in sort to show something to my client, and I'm studying and Working at same time... Thanks!

Have a look at [[doc:QGlWidget]] and [[doc:QGraphicsView]]

Sounds like a good suggestion. You might: create a bugreport with your suggestion Better yet, a patch for now, create a doc note on this.

[quote author="AndreAhmed" date="1341314891"]Is there any idea guys ?[/quote] Don't "kick" your topics, especially this fast. Allow at least two days, but idealy up to a week for people to answer.

Nope. In QML, this would be trivial, but in the widget world these kinds of scenario's were not taken into account.

ok tnx alot