GUI help
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I'll show you the suggestion. I would like to see "pages 1-10" opened in the "window".
and I would like a link in the "window" to the next widget in this window (page3a)
@caca0o And what is the problem? If you do not want to use QStackedWidget or QTabWidge then do the following: connect a slot to each button on the left side, in each slot create and show the widget this button is supposed to show and put this widget inside the window.
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the problem is when I make two widgets on the same site
it did this
widget 2 is in widget1 not in mainwindow@caca0o Well, if you put widget_2 under widget when it is like this.
That's why QStackedWidget and QTabWidge were suggested, but for some reason you don't want to use any of them...
With your approach you need to do it in a different way: you crate two separate widgets (outside of main window!), and then put the one which is needed at runtime into your main window. -
What arrows ?
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I apologize .. I found that Qstackedwidget is what I am looking for
then there are not the arrows at the top right- then there are not the arrows at the top right
The small arrows to navigate the pages are ONLY shown in Designer.
When app is run, they are not shown as you are expected to handle the navigation
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ok thank you for all the help you have done for me. in this topic I have about the last question.
is it going to link QT with sql?for example. if I wanted to make a login, fill in the name, year of birth, etc. and "select one item from 30" from database in sql. and then you open gui according to what you "select one item from 30"? if you disagree with the description in more detail
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Please, take the time to search the documentation. Qt provides its SQL module.
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There's no "Qt SQL". As written before, Qt has the SQL module which provides plugin for various database systems available like PostgreSQL, SQLite, MySQL etc. Taking a look at the module documentation, and more specially the SQL Database Drivers chapter would have answered that question.
By the way, it's Qt, QT stands for Apple's QuickTime which is likely not what you want to use.
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Because it's up to you to setup your system with PostgresSQL, MySQL or whatever database system you want/need that is supported by Qt.
SQLite doesn't required any external stuff as it's using a file for the database itself.
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Take a look at the module and classes documentation as well as the examples. They use SQLite so developers don't need to install anything special to run them.
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That wasn't your original question. Anyway, why wouldn't you ?
