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[mgran]

[quote author="icefox" date="1309376166"]You can do so very much with a rich documentation site on the admin side of things.[/quote]

This is very true, and what you see now is "only the beginning" as they say. However we do need to prove a certain level of success before we can enlist the support of the devs. Maybe one day we can skip JIRA for bugs in the documentation, just have them as notes and as they get fixed the notes are removed. This is how the FAQs are maintained now btw.

As for bottom of the page fodder - that is coming! :) Here is a sneak preview: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/217336/related_02.png Things selected based on tags and other factors, by the Qt Content Robot currently in assembly.

[craig2ndQ]

(Frustrated rant about having to sign up just to discover I can't even comment without getting site-specific UselessInternetPoints removed).

I've filed a bug in JIRA, since I can actually do that without first having to go spam random forums / vote-up random pages.

https://bugreports.qt-project.org/browse/QTBUG-40586#comment-251940

Please link to that from http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/qsqlerror.html with a note along the lines of:

"Application developers should generally avoid directly parsing error messages, as they may vary based on locale, database system version, etc. Usually the framework would offer access to the underlying database's standard SQLSTATE error code but QSQLError does not present this information at time of writing. A future revision of the QSQLError class may hopefully address this issue. In the mean time application developers should not attempt to differentiate between error types, such as "serialization failure" or "column does not exist", beyond the information provided by the type() method.".