I'm trying to use your widget embeded into a form within Relations sections.
This would help me to implement a many-to-many relationship.
The problem is that the solution for issue #4 to disable the filters when not in identify mode affects any embeding, not only within the attribute table, which was the subject of that issue.
Could there be a way to discern between accessing the widget from within the attribute table (which cause QGIS to crash) and accessing the widget from within other forms (like the Relations mentioned above). Very beautiful and usefull use-case scenarios could be implemented if the filtering would be enabled anywhere the widget is accessed.
Hello Alessandro,
I'm trying to use your widget embeded into a form within Relations sections. This would help me to implement a many-to-many relationship.
The problem is that the solution for issue #4 to disable the filters when not in identify mode affects any embeding, not only within the attribute table, which was the subject of that issue.
Could there be a way to discern between accessing the widget from within the attribute table (which cause QGIS to crash) and accessing the widget from within other forms (like the Relations mentioned above). Very beautiful and usefull use-case scenarios could be implemented if the filtering would be enabled anywhere the widget is accessed.
Thanks, Mihai