[Solved] QML LinearGradient along the x-axis

[GoKuNiX]

Yes, the code works; but it should be left to right, not top to bottom...

[p3c0]

It is from Left to right.

!http://i40.tinypic.com/296bswz.png(Result)!

[GoKuNiX]

That's weird.

What version of Qt are you using?
I tried with Qt 5.1.1 and 5.2 beta, both with the same result.

[p3c0]

Qt 5.1.0

[GoKuNiX]

Ok,

I forgot to reply to your earlier question about calling the correct qml file.
I was using an empty project with the code directly in the application window, so this could not be an issue.

Now I now for sure its not a code issue I'll try some other venues in an attempt to resolve this (different project type / different Qt version / Qt without openGL / ...)

I'll also try on another PC since this one has some company group policies applied to it.

I'll post my findings as soon as I have resolved this issue.

Anyways, thank you for your help.

[GoKuNiX]

Solved by uninstalling all versions of Qt and reïnstalled 5.2 beta1.

I guess something got broken while having different versions installed.

[surfsky]

Hello, do u solved this problem?
I have the same trouble, my qt version is 5.4

[surfsky]

Hello, do u solved this problem?
I have the same trouble, my qt version is 5.4

[surfsky]

Another question: how to insert, delete .... the Gradient.stops by javascript? I try every codes, but doesn't work T_T

[surfsky]

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