QSystemTrayIcon and Multiple Notifications
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Hello everyone,
My problem is quite simple. I created a QSystemTrayIcon and I send notifications which I receive on windows and it is displayed normally.
The issue is that only one notif can be seen at a time, meaning that if I send another notification whithin 1 second, the previous notif will disappear too quickly and the new notif will replace the first notif ...
I want to be able to stack the notif instead of having them replacing each other.
Im talking about the banners that pop for about 5 seconds usually.Thank you
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Hello everyone,
My problem is quite simple. I created a QSystemTrayIcon and I send notifications which I receive on windows and it is displayed normally.
The issue is that only one notif can be seen at a time, meaning that if I send another notification whithin 1 second, the previous notif will disappear too quickly and the new notif will replace the first notif ...
I want to be able to stack the notif instead of having them replacing each other.
Im talking about the banners that pop for about 5 seconds usually.Thank you
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What Qt version and on which os?
/edit: From what I can see QSystemTrayIcon at least on windows can only show a single notification at a time - you can create a feature request.
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What Qt version and on which os?
/edit: From what I can see QSystemTrayIcon at least on windows can only show a single notification at a time - you can create a feature request.
@Christian-Ehrlicher Im using Qt6.6 and Windows 10.
@Christian-Ehrlicher said in QSystemTrayIcon and Multiple Notifications:
From what I can see QSystemTrayIcon at least on windows can only show a single notification at a time
Im surprised to read that. I thought there was a way. But thanks for the information.
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@Christian-Ehrlicher Im using Qt6.6 and Windows 10.
@Christian-Ehrlicher said in QSystemTrayIcon and Multiple Notifications:
From what I can see QSystemTrayIcon at least on windows can only show a single notification at a time
Im surprised to read that. I thought there was a way. But thanks for the information.
@daniilo said in QSystemTrayIcon and Multiple Notifications:
I thought there was a way
I did not find a hint on how to do so in the MSDN documentation and also a quick google search did not reveal something about it.
