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12th May 2026
Hi Tarik, The exception here “Could not find assembly type (QAction)” seems to indicate that the QAction does not have a class named QAction. In this case it seems to …
12th May 2026
Hi Daniela, There currently is no way to limit the user to only select 1 item at a time in the grid component. If you are interested in this feature, …
11th May 2026
Hello Wouter, sorry for the delay in the response. I got a Timeout alarm at 16:10:44, which just like the other ones also cleared at 16:10:44. I was able to …
11th May 2026
Hi Mieke, The dms.CreateView() method is actually asynchronous. It instructs DataMiner to create the view, but it does not wait until the view is fully available in the system, as …
11th May 2026
Hi Bing If I understand correctly, you’re observing this behavior when performing a fresh install of the Launcher or when adding new tiles. Anyhow, the DataMiner Cube version is determined …
11th May 2026
I get the impression that this question has already been answered in the comments. If this is indeed the case, could you select this answer to indicate that the question …
11th May 2026
The reason is for some reason DM is not supporting uinteger32 so when I changed to gauge32 it worked stopped giving the wrong value.
8th May 2026
From what I could gather the persistent cluster wide setting of auto_create_index to “false” on start-up was introduced in RN25461. There could be implications down the line of rolling back …
8th May 2026
Hi Felix, The Visual Overview is optimized for a top-down approach (parent to child) rather than navigating upward. This design choice stems from the fact that an element can belong …
8th May 2026
I don’t believe it is possible with the generic button component. However, you could create a button through a grid component (with as data source a single row, which could …
7th May 2026
Hi Paul, Thank you for taking the time to explain why the “Skyline Mixed” theme is important in your environment. I completely understand the concern. Personally, I was also a …
7th May 2026
Hi, I had a quick look and indeed, the element name is not included in the bindings. A possible option is to include the element name in another place. For …
7th May 2026
Just did a quick test and see that ‘Element name’ is available via the System Name binding. Hope it helps.
7th May 2026
Hi Pedro, Thank you very much for the answers. I am currently trying to build the DLL myself according to your suggestion (2) and set a reference to the Qaction.
7th May 2026
Hi Thomas, A possible option is to use the placeholder RegexMatch. The only data shape required will be a reference to the element. For example: Element: [this element] Then, in …
