Can't write in a dialog

[hjohn]

@jsulm its in class clientMainForm : public QDialog
As I have mentioned earlier , everything about QTcpSocket is done in clientMainForm class using signals and slots.
in clientMainForm.h,

public:
 QTcpSocket *m_clientSocket;

clientMainForm.cpp

void clientMainForm::on_btnConnect_clicked()
{
    m_clientSocket=new QTcpSocket(this);
    m_clientSocket->connectToHost(ui->IPText->toPlainText(),qint16(ui->PortTxt->toPlainText().toInt()));
    if(m_clientSocket->waitForConnected(1000)){
       qDebug()<<"Client Connected";
     }
   connect(m_clientSocket,SIGNAL(readyRead()),this,SLOT(ReceiveData()));
   connect(m_clientSocket,SIGNAL(disconnected()),this,SLOT(connectionLost()));

}

[SGaist]

Hi,

Are you trying to implement something like Qt's network chat example ?

[hjohn]

@SGaist not exactly the same
What I'm trying here is , I have a QListView in which , by using QWidget createEditor();* multiple creators(the image iploaded in earlier post) are created . I want to send the text written in that editor to server.

[jsulm]

@hjohn Did you make sure that your m_clientSocket is actually connected?

[hjohn]

@jsulm Yes, It's connected and working properly.
The problem arises when I try to send message from the editor.

[SGaist]

So you want to have several "chat windows" in your QListView that all send to the same server ?

[hjohn]

@SGaist Yes.
I have a QListView and QWidgetcreateEditor()* has put those chat windows in that ListView.

[SGaist]

And each of these chat window would handle its socket itself ?

[hjohn]

@SGaist yes probably
the widget should recognize the socket .

[SGaist]

Then it looks like the Fortune Client example might be a better base.