QML and Qt Quick

You are right. It works with a local file. I had an another exemple where a local file failed too, but I don't remember the code. I will ask on the mailint list. Thank you very much.

Hi @DBoosalis If serverListModel is a C++ model better to do it on model side. You can write a Q_INVOKABLE function in model to grab the data and call it from QML. If it is a ListModel you can iterate the model and use get to fetch data. Eg: tableView.model.get(0).title

@rahul3349 I guess just like you added appended name you should append source path of image there itself. Item{ id: wrapper anchors.horizontalCenter: nameText.horizontalCenter WindowImage { source: strpath } // defined in another qml file } ... var windowContainer = windowImageComponent.createObject(root); //windowContainer.imgsrc = "images/green.jpg" appModel.append(windowContainer) appModel.append({name: "green", strpath: "images/green.jpg"})

Hi, could you try to load/unload using Loader. You could find some information here

Is this what you want? http://pastebin.com/VgTuzSY6 it looks like this [image: xKG8Gwp.png] The project with images: http://dropcanvas.com/r1r73

@mbarclaygmail.com anyone with a workaround?

5.4.1 i use textEdit for create my own textField and it work! thanks...

Duplicate. As I can see here https://forum.qt.io/topic/25200/using-non-creatable-type-in-qml it isn't possible. But I don't understand why the way qml initialize objects makes this thing impossible.

Ahh, sure! Thanks :-) Didn't thought it was that easy ;-)

@Iktwo Yes I want to see them all, but one by one.. I have this: height: 200 width: parent.width color: "blue" anchors.top: parent.top border.color: "black" border.width: 1 radius: 5 clip: true PathView { anchors.fill: parent model: latContent pathItemCount: 3 //currentIndex : 2 delegate: Component { Text { font.pointSize: 14 text: modelData } } path: Path { startX: 120; startY: 100 PathQuad { x: 120; y: 25; controlX: 260; controlY: 75 } PathQuad { x: 120; y: 100; controlX: -20; controlY: 75 } } } } latContent is my list from Bluetoothsocket, so basically my list could be 'infinite'.

thank you for suggestion! Now everything works like a charm!

ok, thank you!

The asnwer turns out to be as simple as: TextField { property double value: 0 validator: DoubleValidator { } focus: true text: "0" onAccepted: value = text onValueChanged: text = value }

@Yuri Also just to make sure can you try with anchors.fill: parent instead of those 4 anchors ?

@Rem-Kolomna Did you check FontLoader ? You can add FontLoader in sample.qml to load a particular font and then use it to assign to different elements.

@Javeria If you really didn't change anything then maybe you should check your filesystem and hard drive. Maybe your disc is just about to die.