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  1. 28th December 2009, 16:12 #1
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    Default Mapping between two comboboxes

    Hello Friends,

    I have to fill two comboxes with two different columns from two different tables.
    the pk from first table are as a normal column in the second table.
    So when I change the first combo the population from the second combo must be updated.

    Is there a mechanism to implement this behavior???
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    Default Re: Mapping between two comboboxes

    use QComboBox::setModel with QSqlRelationalTableModel.
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    please, use tags [CODE] & [/CODE].
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