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In addition to the described problem above, the '->findWidget("object_name");' method does not find the object when it's located into the W (Box)Layout.

Hey Daniel,

Wouldn't you have to instantiate an additional layout manager when adding an additional layer of containers? That is, if you expect it to behave identically. A layout manager only manages the size of the children of a widget, wheras the pie chart is now a child of a child.

BR,

wim.

Note: plese ignore the last comment regarding '->findObject' it works as expected

Hi Wim,

Wouldn't you have to instantiate an additional layout manager when adding an additional layer of containers? That is, if you expect it to behave identically. A layout manager only manages the size of the children of a widget, wheras the pie chart is now a child of a child.

Yes, I would add a layout manager for any additional WContainerWidget if needed. That's exactly what I'm after. It would look like that:

1. root() <- that's a WContainerWidget

1.1. layout manager

1.1.1. container

1.1.1.1. layoutmanager

1.1.1.1.1 container / widgets

1.1.2. container

1.1.2.1. layoutmanager

1.1.2.1.1 container / widgets

My first layout manager is a WBoxLayout and the resizing mechanism does resize the container.

And as for other HTML it should then resize the containing objects as well.

Daniel