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    Default QPushButton Signal and QFrame show as a Slot

    Hi i have searched the forums and could not find help for what i im fairly new at programming C++ QT GUI programming

    what i have is

    3 forms

    mainwindow.ui
    framemain.ui
    frametop.ui

    now when my application runs it opens framemain.ui within mainwindow.ui

    now framemain has a button Start

    when i click that button im trying to have it close then open frametop.ui within the application but seeing as i been trying to use signals and slots for this but i cannot seem to get this to work..

    if anyone could shed some light on my problem i would be very thankful

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    Default Re: QPushButton Signal and QFrame show as a Slot

    if anyone could shed some light on my problem i would be very thankful
    If you first shed some light to what exactly have you done, such as show your code.
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