[Solved] using customized QPushButton on QWizard

raven-worx

when the connection fails the reason will be printed to the console.
Also you can check the boolean return value of the connect-statement indicating if it failed or succeeded.

gor kogalo

Thanks for the response. On the Application Output console, this is what I get:
@Object::connect: No such slot QWizardPage::connectionTest() in ../smif/setupwizard.cpp:272@

raven-worx

you're missing the Q_OBJECT macro ;)
@
class DatabasePage : public QWizardPage
{
Q_OBJECT
....
}
@

SGaist

Hi,

You are missing the Q_OBJECT macro in your DatabasePage declaration

gor kogalo

Thanks for pointing this out. Initially I had this macro and the error was the same.

SGaist

Where do you declare your DatabasePage class ?

gor kogalo

I have declared it in my setupWizard header file. This is how I have done it:
@
class setUpWizard : public QWizard
{
public:
enum { Page_Intro, Page_Admin, Page_School, Page_Subjects,
Page_Database, Page_Conclusion };
setUpWizard();
protected:

private slots:
void showHelp();

};
class DatabasePage : public QWizardPage
{

public:
DatabasePage();

int nextId() const;

private slots:
void connectionTest();

private:
QPushButton *testConnBttn;
};@

I get the following error when I assign Q_OBJECT macro to both setUPWizard class and DatabasePage class
@
C:\Users\GORDON\project\smif-build-desktop-Qt_4_7_4_for_Desktop_-_MinGW_4_4__Qt_SDK__Debug..\smif\setupwizard.cpp:202: error: undefined reference to `vtable for DatabasePage'
@

SGaist

This error usually appears when you didn't re-run qmake after adding/removing Q_OBJECT

gor kogalo

thanks I re-run qmake and it is now working.....I glad for your help

SGaist

You're welcome :)

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