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Ignore the output, it is not critical in any way. What does Help->About plugins say about your plugin? Is it listed? Have you checked the dependencies of your plugin (e.g. running depends.exe on your binary)? Is everything found?

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Ad. 1. See my snippet. As I've said, it might be wrong, qmake can be nasty at times. Ad. 2. OK then, that can be a problem. You can investigate usage of other build systems here: cmake, scons, qbs. Ad. 3. AFAIK, target.path is a simple variable, it does not know about anything. That is why I proposed to create another one ("second.path") in my snippet above.

Thanks so much. The problems solved

[quote author="Andre" date="1349156271"]This is certainly possible to do. The first step would be to create the popup button. I'd look at "this example":http://blog.qt.digia.com/2007/06/06/lineedit-with-a-clear-button/ for starters on how you can trick Qt to put a button inside a line edit. The next step is the actual popup widget. For that, you can use some window flags. You create the widget without a parent and with the Qt::Popup window flags. Then, you position it so that it appears right under the lineedit-with-button widget. Put a slider on top, and you're in business.[/quote] Thanks! I think this is the way to go.

Lukas is right. Noteworthy is also that you can set the QSS also from inside the .ui file. You should understand that there is a difference between the CSS you use for HTML and the QSS styling you can do with Qt. CSS allows for a lot of layout-like tasks. QSS not so much. QSS is more at the level of styling individual widgets (or large numbers of them in one go), but does not describe their relative placement.

OK. I see. Thank you so much. I will try style sheet, since it seems to be similart to CSS, which I am familiar with .

OK. I see. Thank you so much. It seems: If I using C++, then all the programming logic must be put outside. If put QML as a Qt resource, then it is possible for others to take the QML outside the program and decode the programming logic, which is undesirable for most of the cases. Thanks

[quote author="Leon" date="1348817613"]Noone knows a solution? Even if i edit the mainwidnow.ui with the designer, nothing will have changed if i debug the application.. I am forced 3 days now, to go to ubuntu, developer it there and test it in windows.. :/[/quote] You should tell us, what you did so far. What did you download and what did you install?

Thank you, I can use Objective C for GUI and the rest C++

You're welcome. Feel free to prepend the thread title with [Solved] (just edit your initial post) to indicate that there is a solution inside.

Glad you got it working. Be sure and edit your initial post to add [Solved] to the title. Thanks!

Was this problem resolved because I have the same thing with QtCreator 2.4.1 and Qt 4.8.2. I created a brand new unit test in my root directory under 'My Documents' in XP. The main project has been working fine there but it appears that the unit tests dont like directories with spaces. When I moved the entire project directory down to C: it works fine.

Well, of course there would be. Sometimes you are just beaten by your own logic. ;-)

Could please inform us on which platform are you testing your application and which version of Qt are you using?

Try using ::toString() instead. @ QString reason = index.data(reasonRole).toString(); @

Found the solution... I actually forgot a plugin as Lucas assumed: windows5.dll Maybe this should be added to http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5.0/deployment-windows.html Thx for the help!