switching between pages

[Kapil]

Hi,

This means that what i have to do is that create a slot, and then on the signal button click i will execute that slot which will load the required Form using the function addwidget().

Is this what u meant?

If not then plz try to open up a bit on the use of QStackedWidget...

Thanking you,
Kapil

[jpn]

This means that what i have to do is that create a slot, and then on the signal button click i will execute that slot which will load the required Form using the function addwidget().

You should add your page widgets to the stacked widget only once (eg. in some constructor or so). Then, according to button click signals, your custom slot should decide which widget in the stack to set as current.

[jpn]

Actually you could add your buttons in a QButtonGroup with id's corresponding page indexes in the stack widget. Then you don't need a custom slot and you can connect button group's buttonClicked(int) signal directly to the stack widget's setCurrentIndex(int) slot.

[jpn]

Maybe you could also consider using a tab widget?

Anyway check this example, it might help:

[wysota]

Maybe you should just use separate forms and show() one and close() the other?

[Kapil]

Hi,

I tried doing the same but am getting lots of errors.. Also i am new to C++ so i am also getting errors 'coz of C++...

I haev attached the code.. Plz help me in finding out the errors...

thanking you,
Kapil

[wysota]

See the FAQ for details

[wysota]

In your code:

void ActionClass::actionSlot() 
{
    secondpg = new QWidget;
	Ui_Second::Form _ui;
	_ui.setupUi(secondpg);
 
    firstpg->close();
	secondpg->show();
 
}

void ActionClass::actionSlot() 
{
    secondpg = new QWidget;
	Ui_Second::Form _ui;
	_ui.setupUi(secondpg);
 
    firstpg->close();
	secondpg->show();
       
}

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You can't access "firstpg" like this. You need a pointer to it somewhere. I suggest you work a bit more on learning pure C++ before using Qt.