@Stefan-Monov76 said in What are those string "name" properties set to various objects in Qt Canvas3D code?:

I just don't know what the purpose of setting it is.

Me neither, sorry. The only thing that I gather from the docs is that all Canvas3D objects have name parameter, much like QObject/ QML QtObject, so perhaps it can be used to search objects by name. It's only a guess, though.

@kshegunov ok now I understand! Thanks!

QmlHelper is a class made available to qml using

QDeclarativeContext::setContextProperty(const QString & name, QObject * value)

Is using qmlRegisterType the only solution? I'd prefer to avoid as that would create other problems to solve in my project.

@raven-worx Thank you for pointing me to the proper documentation pages – I'll have a look at them asap.
If the project actually takes off, I'll be a regular in the forums :-)

Best regards,
– Davide

Ok this put me in the right direction, having subclassed both the view and page, and using createWindow and acceptNavigationRequest, I see how this all works now.. Thanks!

achieve make it work like this:

property string archivo: null function ubicacion(x) { archivo = x; return archivo.substr(8); }

Lo resolvi ya con este ejemplo http://doc.qt.io/qt-4.8/qdeclarativedynamicobjects.html
Lo malo es que tengo que programar varias cosas que con el codigo anterior hacia perfectamente. pero ahora puedo crear las ventanas dinamicamente y cada una es independiente. no estan mas en una lista o cuadricula.

Use QObject bridge:

http://doc.qt.io/qt-4.8/qtwebkit-bridge.html

After you add qobject-derived object to JS you can call its slots, signals or invocable methods

Thanks for the reply, I will take this to the mailing list!

Hello @p3c0 and thanks for your answer.

Yes the m_bCreated was declared, just a copy/paste issue when creating this post as I didn't paste my full code, just a snippet.
The issue was in the i variable as you pointed it. I am not very familiar with JS, my bad. Declaring it before the loop solved my problem.

Thanks for your help!

@dxmachina Well, that's not true ;) Just a little mistake. Happy coding! :D

I have found a workaround but I am still open with a better idea..

I have modify this source file of qt creator "src/plugins/qmldesigner/qmldesignerextension/connectioneditor/bindingmodel.cpp"
I added the field "Global" in "Source Item" and when Global is selected in souce item I read my js file and with a regexp I add variables in "Source Property"

Luckily I found solution myself :)
According to http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtqml-javascript-hostenvironment.html#javascript-environment-restrictions "global" object cannot be modified inside a JavaScript function.
In this cause that code was part of onClicked property.
Proper code:

onClicked : { var working_time = calendarForDate.chosen_Hour; // local variable working_time.setHours( (calendarForDate.chosen_Hour.getHours() + 1)%24 ); // now JavaScript can modify that calendarForDate.chosen_Hour = working_time; console.log(calendarForDate.chosen_Hour.getHours()); // one cannot modify global object, but that's perfectly fine hoursField.text = calendarForDate.chosen_Hour.getHours() // now it works as intended }

Thanks for you attention.

@Wieland Thank you very much :)

I hope this will be quickly fixed, this is kinda critical since we cannot have a totally fluid application on embedded devices because of this but that's seems to be a nasty bug to fix :s

same client and server setup, but different out put sounds very strange...
I would suspect some misconfiguration on the VM webserver.
But here are some thoughts:

Some servers also behave strange when no USER-AGENT header is sent with the request Is the javascript embedded`/inlined or referenced externally as file in the yhead> section? what do the IIS logs tell?