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    Yes, same here. It appears that logging in via the registered email address for our 'user name' account does not work.
    Last week I could log in via my user name... but now it seems to be not possible.

  • Advanced search

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    tekojoT

    @mcosta , you will get to the advanced search option when you do a normal search from the top and then in the results view, you'll have the search criteria in a drop down list before the answers.

    Unanswered posts doesn't exist, but it shouldn't be too hard to make as a plugin. Just need some time to figure it out.

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    @gmabey :) I'll tell them. They have been so deep in work for the past three months, that they haven't probably had time to look.

    Also this is the normal problem for people who make the systems, they have the first accounts and don't look again.

  • Change for the sake of change?

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    tekojoT

    @tallia1 no, not for changes sake. We actually had to get to proper platforms.

    The forum redirects are coming, I'm just hesitant to turn them on on a Friday afternoon. It is something we spent a good deal of time thinking through.

    As for having to create new a password, sorry that was necessary, as there is no easy way to take those along without a security issue.

  • Forum structure lost in transition?

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    SGaistS

    @tekojo said:

    Working on it as I write :)
    It will look a bit ugly for the weekend showing the top categories and a 0 on thread counts, but next week I can work with our front end designer and make it nicer looking.

    As things didn't go like in the movies, I decided to sleep some after getting everything online.

    What ? No override command ??

    A lot of things got less cool… :D

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    Hi !

    One other thing that could be good is to have a smaller title bar. I.e. on iOS Safari it eats a lot of space when in horizontal mode

  • Where is "Reputation" explained?

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    @tekojo
    Certainly sounds better than "Rear end man to the rescue!"

  • Log-in expires after logging-in somewhere else

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    tekojoT

    @andsun this thread is 3 years old, not relevant anymore. Except of course it happens with the new forum too.

    It popped up in your unread, as we migrated. Everything looks new and shiny, and the system thinks everyone is logging on for the first time (which we technically are, as the login changed to Qt Account).

  • Wierd posting email

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    Thanks! Bye.

  • [SOLVED] Creating classes in Qt Stylesheet

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    Hello there.
    I'd like to necro this thread a little bit because I don't think using names is a very good option; afaik they are intended to be unique... at last that's the good practice imho.

    You could always subclass and use object type (i think), but that's too much work.

    Perhaps there's a way to attribute a proper c(/q)ss 'class' to objects?

    On a off-topic note: there's a typo in the member path, for example, this works:
    http://qt-project.org/mebmer/132333
    this doesn't:
    http://qt-project.org/member/132333
    It's funny :)

  • Code snippet sharing

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    cybercatalystC

    The idea is to have it organized in repositories. The graphical tool qt-pods (there will be a command line version in the future) loads a list from your defined sources, then offers packages for install. You just click on them and they install to your projects. The same way you remove them.

    What happens is that they get added as git submodules and are woven together via a single .pri that is the single thing you need to include to you project. Then you can start using them! It's very easy, but it needs more people to come together, reformat the code and spread the word.

  • How to use QTextEdit as control in WinRT xaml

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    SGaistS

    A shame they don't follow the company's evolution ;)

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    tekojoT

    Wow,
    Thank you for the effort :)

  • Are Qt documentation links case dependent?

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    [quote author="sierdzio" date="1421839346"]A bug report is here: "link":https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTWEBSITE-618.[/quote]
    Thanks for filing the bug report

  • Can't file bug report on new JIRA

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    OK, I'll keep that in mind. thanks.

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    SGaistS

    Hi and welcome to devnet,

    Unless I'm mistaken, the 0xff here is to tell that you are storing only a RGB value in a 32bit container so the Alpha channel is always at 0xff

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    That was an attempt to hinder the rant-runs we've been seeing a lot lately, but it had some unforseen side-effects (the editing part). It has been lifted again. Sorry for the inconvenience.

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    Yes, I did. The QtDeclarative modules was built but the its folder was not present on qtbase/lib/cmake/ there should be a folder there named Qt5Declarative containing a file named Qt5DeclarativeConfig.cmake, also I did not see any errors afer the build process finish.

  • Opening links in same/new tab

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