Thanks for the answer, as I don't know how to use pyqt4 I think I'll
denormalize my database or use an outside form.
Le 15/02/2011 16:41, Andreas Neumann a écrit :
you'd have to use python and pyqt, currently. You can have additional
form elements in your .ui file that do not match column names
you'd have to use python and pyqt, currently. You can have additional
form elements in your .ui file that do not match column names. You can
have an initialize python function on the form and additional python
logic to deal with related tables.
There will be improvements later this year. The t
Hi Jean Roc,
On Tue, 15. Feb 2011 at 13:50:22 +0100, jr.morre...@enoreth.net wrote:
> Since 1.4, QGIS can use .ui file created with Qt Designer to make
> dynamic forms for entering new attribute data. The way it works with
> widget name seems to limit it to the current table, is there any way
Hi,
Since 1.4, QGIS can use .ui file created with Qt Designer to make
dynamic forms for entering new attribute data. The way it works with
widget name seems to limit it to the current table, is there any way to
aggregate fields from several tables of a sqlite file into one form ?
I would lik
