Mobile and Embedded

First you should not have two different qml files for this task. Just create one QML file called LoginCheck.qml You create two objects of this LoginCheck.qml. Show one object at a time. Move from object to other object based on the user action. Set the properties of second object(SecondScreen) when moving from first object(first screen)

@J.Hilk thx - will try this

Did the suggestion work ? Are you able to solve the issue ? Do you need help.

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@RajkumarB I didn't face this issue, I've never used xcb, but did you copied cross compiled plugins/platforms dir to device? It contains libqxcb.so that app miss apparently. to set the path to platforms plugin use QT_QPA_PLATFORM_PLUGIN_PATH: QT_QPA_PLATFORM_PLUGIN_PATH=/opt/device/Qt-5.9.5/plugins/platforms Also there are such options that I use for eglfs QT_QPA_PLATFORM=eglfs QT_QPA_EGLFS_INTEGRATION=none Maybe xcb has something similar. Also to load a plugin on app startup use "plugin" opt: ./app -plugin tslib

@JasmineSethi said in How to move the cursor point from one Textfield to another Textfield?: 16777219 Its an enum value of Qt.Key_Backspace. you can replace number with "Qt.Key_Backspace" Can you change the focus to false once you leave the text field. Maybe because of it, it is showing the cursor.

@Robin-Hood So please mark this thread as SOLVED now. Thanks!

Hi, From the looks of it, JSON-Server is for mockup backend creation so it won't really help you here if you want to validate that your database is working as expected. You can go with cutelyst or the Django REST framework, Flask RESTFul. etc.

Thank you sir @J-Hilk

Cool. You can move this issue to solved state.

This problem is solved by: not setting ANDROID_TOOLCHAIN_NAME in cmake by compiling source code in RELEASE mode.

@SGaist Hi, I have tested in Qt 5.9.7, the issue still exist.

@SGaist I will try the REST service. Thank you a lot. Regards, Jasur

Recent version of GStreamer should provide the qmlsink plugin. You could try to use that and write a QtQuick GUI with whatever you want to show.

@SGaist this could be very good addition for other desktop OSes not having this feature. Without this it is not possible create truly multiplatform software.

Glad you found out and thanks for sharing ! Since you have it working now, please mark the thread as solved using the "Topic Tools" button so that other forum users may know a solution has been found :)