I need a help.
I have successfully created a customized version of QGroundControl (QGC) on Android, where I’ve made modifications like changing the logo and customizing the toolbar. Additionally, I have created a login screen for the QGC using FlyView.qml.
At this stage, I would like to enhance the login screen by integrating a database to support multiple users and passwords. I was hoping you could help me with the next steps in implementing the database functionality, so that the login screen can handle user authentication efficiently.
To me this question has little to do with QGC - it’s a general question “how do I add login functionality to a Qt app”.
Your best bet is to search on that topic. Then ask for help in the broader Qt community or Qt on Android community.
People in this community can help you with answers that are more specific to existing functionality. They are also more likely to help if you can show that you have tried a few things out and they didn’t work.
Thank you for your response, sir. I’ve typically created login pages in Qt GUI applications using SQLite, and I was able to implement it successfully. However, all the login page databases I’ve used so far have been for desktop applications, not Android.
Yes. I get it, but this confirms that my answer above is the right approach for you Database for login page in QGC - #2 by hamishwillee
Thanks, that makes sense. I’ll look into general Qt login examples and ask in the Qt community if needed. I’ll come back here if I run into something specific to QGC. Appreciate the help sir.
