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@artwaw said in QNetworkAccessManager: @Network1618033 have you read this post on StackOverflow? It seems to provide some guidance to solve your problems although there seem to be no easy solution. Thanks artwaw. I tried to read the post and as you said it seems not easy so i'm going try to solve my problem using QtTelnet class that mrjj found on github before using what is explaned on the post

@drich My pleasure.

@bask185 I am happy you got it working the way you wished for! Good luck!

I think it should work with: QToolButton::down-arrow { image: none; background-color: red; } in your stylesheet

@Gerd It worked, Thank you very much!

@amezei Hi Didn't find any sample for QDateTime axis scrolling. Its same logic but you will need to tweak it.

@victor-wang Try: QTabBar::scroller { /* the width of the scroll buttons */ width: 20px; }

@Gaurav-Badgujar Please be a little bit more specific. Opening PDF files works if you have the NPAPI plugin of Adobe Reader installed (and also plugins enabled in your QWebSettings). Then the webview will display it. How do you display the PDF file? Do you set a url to a local file? Do you want to open it from a link inside a webpage?

@jsulm and thanks for your patient, I think I can declare a property in my control. when QML code instantiate this control, it must tell the control which item is the "next item of z-order" by assigning a value to this property

@Gaurav-Badgujar At least a "Please" would be nice - we are not in army here and people do it in their own time for free.

I find this workground is not fixed to my mac app on Qt5.8? anybody know ? thanks

Hi https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16278747/error-downloading But did you install a PDF viewer on the pc ? It can also mean it has no idea on what to call to display it.

http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qstandarditem.html#setChild

Hi Its a bit unclear what you are asking. You can use a 3rd party lib this way http://doc.qt.io/qtcreator/creator-project-qmake-libraries.html and the actual use would be from https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/hardware/raspberrypi/bcm2835/README.md

It's not on top but a replacement. Your solution works when you have just a few elements in the tree, try to make it ~1000 lines and then scroll down, you'll notice the setItemWIdget solution is too inefficient

@SpartaWHY117 this Stackoverflow topic may be old, but the solution is still valid.

@jsulm Yes I called it from the folder where the source code is located. I have not built it for another device before.