Disable selection for vertical/horizontal header - QTableWidget

[hbatalha]

@JonB However... QHeaderView::setSectionsClickable(false)

ui->table->horizontalHeader()->setSectionsClickable(false);

Even thought it is not made for that purpose but it does solve this particular problem of mine.

[mrjj]

Hi
It does disable it showing it on the headers.

but you want to disable user can click on it to select the row?

update:
well yeah setSectionsClickable should do it :)

[hbatalha]

@mrjj said in Disable selection for vertical/horizontal header - QTableWidget:

but you want to disable user can click on it to select the row?

No, I just wanted the headers not to get highlighted when the user hover the mouse.

[mrjj]

@hbatalha

ok but even if setSectionsClickable(false); does kill this ability for the user, its ok solution ?

[hbatalha]

@mrjj said in Disable selection for vertical/horizontal header - QTableWidget:

its ok solution ?

Not quite, for example for the vertical header it kills its ability to get selected when its row is selected.

[mrjj]

@hbatalha
Hi
I tried to grab the hover event

class test : public QHeaderView
{
    Q_OBJECT
public:
    explicit test(Qt::Orientation orientation, QWidget *parent = nullptr ) : QHeaderView(orientation, parent) {}
protected:
    bool event(QEvent *e) override
    {
        if ( e->type() == QEvent::HoverEnter ) return true;

        return QHeaderView::event(e);
    }

};

but that broke selection too.
so I didn't find a way to get rid of that coloring as it seems mostly to go on inside the d-> private section.

[hbatalha]

@mrjj I tried to grab hover through stylesheet but didn't work.

I guess selection is a small price to pay to get it done. At least until I find a better way.

[mrjj]

@hbatalha

Yeah, I guess so too. at least until a better way comes as the things i tried would then
break selection and no better than setSectionsClickable

[Christian Ehrlicher]

For Qt6 you can override QHeaderView::initStyleOptionForIndex().

[hbatalha]

@Christian-Ehrlicher could you provide a minimal working example?

[Christian Ehrlicher]

I currently see that setHighlightSections() should also work.

could you provide a minimal working example?

call the base class impl and then modify QStyleOptionHeader::state the way you want.