Open odt files with Qt

[Qiieha]

Hi
I want open an odt file with my application.
I have already opened pdf files- > this works without problems with the

QDesktopServices:penUrl(QUrl("file:///path, QUrl::TolerantMode);

but if I open an odt file with that command, it seems to open it, because the openoffice picture with the progressbar pops up, but the file stay closed....

whats wrong?

can u help me ? thanks

[mcosta]

For me it works (I tried only in Windows).

Are your environment configured to launch OpenOffice Writer to read ODT files?

Can you post the code?

This in my code

// Ask the user to select a ODT file
void Widget::on_openUrlButton_clicked()
{
    QString fileName = QFileDialog::getOpenFileName (
                this,
                tr ("Open File"),
                ".",
                tr ("Open Document Text Files (*.odt)"));
 
    if (!fileName.isEmpty ()) {
        ui->urlEdit->setText (fileName);
    }
}
 
// Launch proper application to read selected file
void Widget::on_goButton_clicked()
{
    QUrl url = QUrl::fromLocalFile (ui->urlEdit->text ());
 
    bool result = QDesktopServices::openUrl (url);
    if (!result)
        qWarning () << "Failed to open URL " << url;
}

// Ask the user to select a ODT file
void Widget::on_openUrlButton_clicked()
{
    QString fileName = QFileDialog::getOpenFileName (
                this,
                tr ("Open File"),
                ".",
                tr ("Open Document Text Files (*.odt)"));

    if (!fileName.isEmpty ()) {
        ui->urlEdit->setText (fileName);
    }
}

// Launch proper application to read selected file
void Widget::on_goButton_clicked()
{
    QUrl url = QUrl::fromLocalFile (ui->urlEdit->text ());

    bool result = QDesktopServices::openUrl (url);
    if (!result)
        qWarning () << "Failed to open URL " << url;
}

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[Qiieha]

Thank u for your reply. I'm on ubuntu, but your reply helped great. There where too much slashes in my code. It was my mistake . But if I create my QUrl like you, the problem had not ever occured.