Hi @CharlieG
AFAIK that is not possible from QML. But you can try checking for errors by loading the QML from C++ side. For eg. if you use QQmlComponent you can check for errors using errors.
Hi,
QT_NO_PRINTER is (or not) defined when compiling Qt, not when loading or not a module.
One thing you could is the qtHaveModule() function in your pro file and create the defines you need there.
Hope it helps
Hi and welcome to devnet,
The QtExtended module is 6 years old and IIRC it was Qtopia before that, this module has been discontinued and some of it's element integrated in Qt. However I don't think the VPN code was part of that integration.
Hahah, yea, but for now it's just more comfortable, should I run into issues, I'll have it in mind.
I have kinda good control over my computer :-P
Thanks to everyone.