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Why are you starting a new topic on that? You have several topics on this already. Please stick to one topic for one question.

Bad design, if you ask me. Somthing like this makes much more sense, at least from a database normalization perspective: Countries {ID, Country} Contacts {ID, Name, Telefone, Address, CountryID} That will make the UNION select Eddy suggested also no longer needed.

yep, should also help you

[quote author="peppe" date="1312109506"]The thread's title is not HTML-escaped. Thus the <> symbols in the template break things.[/quote] That was the problem, I replaced the tags by the HTML escape sequences now...

I find it, it was CP866 Many thanks for your help!

You could use an event filter, Here is an example : In the constructor of your class where you put the pushbutton @ pushButton->installEventFilter(this);@ Then add this definition in the cpp file of yourClass(derived from QMainWindow in this example). Don't forget it's declaration. @bool YourClass::eventFilter(QObject *object, QEvent *event) { if (pushButton == object && event->type() == QEvent::Resize) { qDebug() << "button was resized!"; pushButton->setIconSize( QSize( pushButton->size().width(), pushButton->size().height() )); }   return QMainWindow::eventFilter(object, event); }@

[quote author="Andre" date="1312046102"]I wrote a "wiki article":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/wiki/Delay_action_to_wait_for_user_interaction on this. You might want to take a look at it. [/quote] Thank you Andre !

[quote author="faenil" date="1312059979"]I'll try it tomorrow morning and check if it's solved ;) thanks for the tip anyway ;) [/quote] Even better! :-)

[quote author="mcII" date="1312043464"]Thank you for your help. My background is from the "old" school of MS DOS but so far I have very little knowledge of the equivalent in the Mac world. I have no clue about setting environment variables in Mac I don't want to use this forum to learn these basics. I will look for books where I can learn as much as I need of the Mac Terminal. If after my education effort I have problems, I will come to this forum for help. Thanks again.[/quote] Everything is fine, this forum was created for this purpose and you can ask about all.

hi, actually i have implemented client-server application which will read only if we press read button in client side and server side but now i ve designed normal chat messenger so i used qthreads to implement which can read from server and also server should read from client independently.. so i used qthreads and also imported widget class which has subclass of qwidget . but while executing i got some unknown error like debugger crashed , couldn't find it.. code i ve already posted above. in mythread class just done multiple inheritence with base class of qthread and widget class and declared run function alone and in .cpp file created thread object and use start function to initiate run function where i have defined widget object function.. hope now everyone understand.. please help me to find out the error and just give me the suggestion to use qthread thanks in advance, shakthi

Although Qt detects at runtime the CPU feature set (cf. src/corelib/tools/qsimd.cpp), it does not export any function to access that (nor any other CPUID information). Write your small piece of assembly code to gather that information.

Thanks working

You can use the "ActiveQt framework":http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7/qt-activex.html

You need build them separately on Windows, Linux and Mac. And upload them to your server.

I tried it and it works like a charm. Thanks again.....George

This: @QTextDocument document; document.setHtml(text); document.toPlainText(); @ does the trick. Thanks !

[quote author="Lukas Geyer" date="1311958856"]Remove @ #include <QtSql/QSQLiteDriver> @ and make sure that @ QT += sql @ is in your .pro file.[/quote] It builds now! Thank you so much! :D :D

Have a look at this "wiki page":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/faq/answer/how_can_i_implement_my_own_proxy_model_that_is_more_advanced_than_just_sort. It's almost what you want for the proxy. They use QStandardItemModel instead, but it can give you a good start.

Ah, very good. Thanks a lot! That makes sense.