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    Default StackedLayout

    Hi
    I have read that navigation between stacked layout pages is through QComboBox and QListView, but I don't like to use them.
    I want to make a GUI application which consists of stacked layout pages, such that it starts with radio button menus so that I can select a menu and then press Next button which will display a page for the sub-menus of the selected menu. In the sub-menu page I want to be able to return back to main menu, and also to be able to go to the next sub-sub-menu page, just like in web pages.
    Can this be achieved using Qt and how?

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    Default Re: StackedLayout

    How about creating a wizard using QWizard?
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    manaila (18th August 2011)

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    Default Re: StackedLayout

    Exactly what I wanted, thank you!

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