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    freight5
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    Hello there.

    I am trying to create new HTML5 project but still no luck. Everthing ends in "Targets" section, it says "No valid kits found".
    Any ideas?

    Thank in advice!

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      koahnig
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      welcome to devnet

      Probably you should be a bit more elaborating on

      • what you have installed?
      • what you are actually using?
      • what you are trying to achieve?

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        freight5
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        Im trying to create HTML5 application under Qt5 running Windows 7 32 bit and VS2010 + SP1 installed.

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          koahnig
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          So I guess you are using Qt creator starting a "HTML5 application".
          You might want to check if you have a tool kit assigned in Qt creator. Go to "Tools"->"Options"->"Build&Run" you should see a tap called "Kits". There you should find vs2010 either auto-detected or manually assigned. Check this.

          Unfortunately I am not a user of Qt5 nor HTML 5. So hopefully someone else can jump in.

          Good luck.

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            freight5
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            There are kit for VS2010, and everything works (even QtWebkit example compiling).

            Seems to be a HTML5 application wizard bug, huh?

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              tobias.hunger
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              The HTML 5 application wizard does not support Qt 5 yet and will only list Kits containing Qt version 4.x.

              Actually that wizard should be hidden in a pure Qt 5 setup.

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                freight5
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                So, the only way is to install older version of Qt (4.8.4 e.g.). Will this fix that?

                PS: Finally I've done it. Just install Qt 4.8.4 and manually add it to Qt Creator. Thanks everyone!

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                  koahnig
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                  Good to know that your problem has been solved. Please mark the thread with [Solved] in the title line.

                  Vote the answer(s) that helped you to solve your issue(s)

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