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Hi What error do you get from trying to open the connection ? Should give a hint. Did you also include any client Database DLLs in setup,exe ?

Hi For the scalable part. You must use Layouts from the very start. https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/layout.html

If you need to support different database backend within your applications, if not using Qt's own SQL module, you should consider using SQLAlchemy.

Convert the image ICC profile to something more standard to remove the message. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65463848/pyqt5-fromiccprofile-failed-minimal-tag-size-sanity-error

@JonB Sorry, yes, it does work with both. Thanks for your help.

@eyllanesc Ahh gotcha, Thank you for taking the time to help me out man. Very much appreciated!

@Mary_M you can simply show https://www.facebook.com/messages/ in a QtWebEngineView

@IknowQT You can use any type of techniques to do frontend. Another option is Using spacer and using maximum width [image: fd4d863e-ed64-45f1-98e9-a0af4b678bca.jpg] See on the properties panel on vertical policy As I said there are many other techniques to obtain same type of design. [image: 6ea000b1-6329-40c1-b579-33303b06f066.jpg] This one is output

@Strangelove Hello Sir, Mark it as solved then Thank You

Hello! You can use the QOperatingSystemVersion class (https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qoperatingsystemversion.html). The current() method (https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qoperatingsystemversion.html#current) returns the current OS and its version number. Feel free to check out my code below. Code: QOperatingSystemVersion currentOSVersion = QOperatingSystemVersion::current(); if (currentOSVersion >= QOperatingSystemVersion::Windows10) { qDebug() << "Windows 10 build: " + QString("%1.%2.%3").arg(QString::number(QOperatingSystemVersion::current().majorVersion()), QString::number(QOperatingSystemVersion::current().minorVersion()), QString::number(QOperatingSystemVersion::current().microVersion())); } else if (currentOSVersion >= QOperatingSystemVersion::Windows7) { qDebug() << "Windows 7 build: " + QString("%1.%2.%3").arg(QString::number(QOperatingSystemVersion::current().majorVersion()), QString::number(QOperatingSystemVersion::current().minorVersion()), QString::number(QOperatingSystemVersion::current().microVersion())); } My code only checks for Win 10 and Win 7, but you can check also for other operating systems for example: Win 8 and Win 8.1. Happy coding!

@Thank-You Normal work may be temporary. I have good and bad times here

@eyllanesc Thank you a lot! It's really simple than I thought, you saved me from doing extra works

@ocgltd , @KroMignon Upon review, that sample code does go proxyView->sortByColumn(1, Qt::AscendingOrder);. I searched it, and my code, for sort(. So maybe that is in my code and would explain.

5.15.3 means a commercial LTS release, they should leverage that and check with the Qt Company.

@bogong The Spellchecker you must implement using QSyntaxHighlighter, you can take the following examples as base: https://stackoverflow.com/a/53837628/6622587, where a QSyntaxHighlighter is placed to a TextEdit (TextArea inherits TextEdit) https://stackoverflow.com/a/67865082/6622587, where I implement spellchecked using QSyntaxHighlighter but in python that can be translated into C ++ using hunspell and QRegularExpression.

@SGaist Out of curiosity, why are you making three different items for what seems to be only one in the end ? I realized that my mistake was that I was creating separate elements when only one is created in the end. Having redone this, everything worked as it should. Thank you!

I'll wait until Win10 support is fixed and IPC works also without unix domain sockets. But besides that issues it looks promising.

@J-Hilk Thank you all guys for your patient and sorry for my basic mistakes :). I fixed my issue. As you said, I expect the read without writing a data to serial port.