scott_hollen
8th October 2011, 18:09
Okay all you experts -- just looking for a little explanation...
I have a QTableView which displays data from a QSqlTableModel...I have up and down arrow keys that allow me to highlight a row and have that row move up and down in list dependent on the arrow clicked, and this works perfectly -- with the view being refreshed -- only after I perform a model->submitAll...Is there any way to get the same results, that is, have the view reflect that I moved row 4 up to row 3, *without* have to submit my data? Again it's working fine now, but I'd like to leave all data submissions in the hands of the user via a "SAVE" button (request from the client)...
scott
I have a QTableView which displays data from a QSqlTableModel...I have up and down arrow keys that allow me to highlight a row and have that row move up and down in list dependent on the arrow clicked, and this works perfectly -- with the view being refreshed -- only after I perform a model->submitAll...Is there any way to get the same results, that is, have the view reflect that I moved row 4 up to row 3, *without* have to submit my data? Again it's working fine now, but I'd like to leave all data submissions in the hands of the user via a "SAVE" button (request from the client)...
scott