Hi @newbisoso , See this, it may help you

Hi While walking my imaginary dog, i was wondering if the number you input "ui->values->text().toInt()" means how many names/ages to get and you mean for it to ask that many times, and not really create that many dialogs ? So like ask me 10 times and one and the same dialog would show up 10 times ? And each time, user press ok, it would save the data, then show again ?

@Belkacem said in Qt gui C++ to read other controllers memory location through ethernet tcp/ip address: Can you give more information on how to establish a communication between the PC and the PLC. Hi, and welcome! First, you must tell us what communication protocols are supported by your PLC.

@c64zottel Ok, I figured it out. My mistake is a missing Q_OBJECT declaration in the JoystickDeviceConfigurator: class JoystickDeviceConfigurator : public InputDeviceConfiguratorGate { Q_OBJECT public:

I appreciate your response, it lead me to a lot of research on the topic! I figured out it was much easier to implement a tabview on the main view and then to connect the signals with the child objects which were themselves individual views.

@Mark81 ok, I found a way: QDBusInterface *iface = new QDBusInterface("your.service", "/your/path", "org.freedesktop.DBus.Introspectable", QDBusConnection::systemBus(), this); qDebug() << iface->call("Introspect").arguments();

Thanks, my file search is brutally slow on this machine.

Hi, No, it's something you'll have to implement yourself. You'll probably have to create an event filter that will re-send any relevant event to your other windows.

@rostamiani Yes StackView seems to be a good candidate.

@mrjj Ok, then I give it a try. Nice starfield at your website btw.

@maximus Do you have any luck for making QDialog transparent in windows ? I am also facing similar problem. The transparency works fine in linux but not windows. Any luck so far ?

hello, can you tell us how you solve your problem? thank you.

@amorawski Hi, if anybody would be interested in this - I didn't find any other way then by using native system browsers. Basically you need to extend the QQuickItem, then on iOS you can create the browser using ObjectiveC (using PlatformNativeInterface), on Android you need to use JNI (so you create native view on top of the QtView). Cool thing is that even animations work in both cases (on android you need to synchronize WebView position with the QQuickItem position beeing rendered on the QtView). For communication with javascript - for android you can use addJavascriptInterface, for iOS the best solution I have found is passing the params though URL on hidden iframe, and catching Load event on native side, fetching params from the URL). Cheers, art.