No. If you dynamically create QML elements you have to manage them dynamically, via variables.

You can assign them to a property (such as children) of an element with an id, if you’re having trouble finding them again after creation.

Thank you for your quick answer.

http://doc.qt.nokia.com/main-snapshot/qml-component.html#createObject-method

Will this help you?

I used following code in one of my project.

http://kunalmaemo.blogspot.com/2011/04/creating-qml-element-dynamically-on.html

To work dynamically and manage the elements with id and properties, you can use them with the Loader elements. Loaders can be created and destroyed as you need at runtime.

I was wondering the same thing. You can assign your own “id” to the objectName property:
http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/qml-qtobject.html#objectName-prop

Then you can write a simple javascript loop if you need to find your object by name, by iterating through its parent’s children.

Yes, but the fact is you have no protections of having two differents objects with the same objectName, which could be troubleSome.

After some work in QML, i find it not that much annoying, since the most important things are done in C++ side, except displaying, oeuf corse.

So….

This is perhaps the time to close this post ;)