QML and Qt Quick

Hi and Welcome, Can you show some of your code ? What have you tried ?

Hi, AFAIK if you are not loading the QML file from qrc then you can use Qt.resolvedUrl(".") directly to get the current path but if loading from qrc then you will need to get it from C++ using QDir::currentpath() and pass it to QML.

Maybe the same as above says. Download html file via QNetworkAccessManager, and deal it using C++ string functions yourself, then bring it to QML.

I were doing the same thing before, but that I don't use any RTT feature , instead I use normal rendering pipeline. I don't know if it is faster when using RTT. Here is my blog and code talking about this. http://blog.csdn.net/gamesdev/article/details/38024327

Ok. And don't forget to add anchors.fill: parent in MouseArea so that it covers the whole Flickable Item. You can mark the post as solved.

You're welcome ! Since you have it running now, please update the thread title prepending [solved] so that other forum users may know a solution has been found :)

Ok, thank you all, I will do it.

Well i see multiple issues here, The handler is onDoubleClicked and not doubleClicked so change it. Since you want to change the height of Rectangle you must refer to it in MouseArea using the id of Rectangle or since it's a parent of MouseArea you can use parent. No need to use binding there. So, @ MouseArea { id: mouseArea1 onDoubleClicked:{ parent.height =400 } } @ Also you need not specify width and height for MouseArea since you are already filling it to parent's width and height.

If anyone is interested in at least having a quick fix, you can disable the WebView's rendering during the resize by using a timer. My fix looked a bit like this: @Item { id: root onWidthChanged: renderingTimer.restart(); onHeightChanged: renderingTimer.restart(); Timer { id: renderingTimer; onRunningChanged: webView.renderingEnabled = !running; interval: 100; } WebView { id: webView preferredWidth: root.width preferredHeight: root.height } }@ With the item object placed inside a Flickable. If you have a better fix, don't hesitate to correct me.

Did you try QML2_IMPORT_PATH in environment? Not QML_IMPORT_PATH. For the pro file, try full path for QML_IMPORT_PATH first, instead of using MW_ROOT_PATH. Eg: @ QML_IMPORT_PATH += "/home/foo/src/hmi/MwQml/qml" @

Tomme Thank you I appreciate your help . Actually since I couldn't handle mixing qml with c++ I decided to use Qt designer instead for my project , but I will try this later .

I mean that if we using objectName() method that we must set this property to all instances of class in constructor or in other places. For example: @ MyObject1() { // setObjectName("MyObject1"); // or setObjectName(metaObject()->className()); } @ or as you wrote: @ Text { id: mytext objectName: "MyTextObject" anchors.centerIn: parent text: "Hello, World!" } @ But if we using className wrapper property than we may define this methods in our class declaration. And this is allow to us to making safe inheritance from MyObject1: for subclasses className() return actual className! @Q_PROPERTY(QString className READ className CONSTANT) QString className() { return metaObject()->className(); }@ and we can using objectName for other purposes, for example: @ MyObject1 objA = new MyObject1(); objA.setObjectName("A"); MyObject1 objB = new MyObject1(); objB.setObjectName("B"); @ This is can be useful for debugging.

Oh yes, that was the missing part. now its working and its awsome. Thanks for the help.

Can you post the relevant code where it shows the binding to horizontalAlignment ?