Qt WebKit

@vadak MSVC binaries for 5.7 that you've found are year old.

@Konstantin-Tokarev , thanks! QGraphicsView::scale() works great.

@JScars Please try binaries from http://download.qt.io/snapshots/ci/qtwebkit/qtwebkit/qtwebkit-Windows-Windows_7-Mingw53-Windows-Windows_7-X86.7z

What do you mean? How virtual methods and signals are called?

@M.Gimenez You should compile Qt yourself, with the same toolchain as you use for compiling your own code

@6ygyjiau It's actually much more stable than what you are using currently. It has "alpha" suffix mostly because it didn't pass API review for new APIs yet, and has some missing bits in QML API

@SGaist said in Move to QWebEngine (Qt 5.6) to print a PDF file: As stated before, the QtWebkit reboot might a solution. We don't support VS2013 in 5.212.x. The only solution is to use legacy QtWebKit provided with Qt 5.9 in source form

Both qmake and cmake rely on arguments, not environment variables

@monika_7 These functions must be defined in libc (in case of uclibc and other implementations) or libm (in case of glibc). If you don't have them, reconfigure your uclibc

@Pablo-J.-Rogina I already use QNAM from QWebView. I just sem my custom QNAm in QWebView

@mpergand Compatinbility with 10.9 was removed from Mac-specific parts of WebKit code base. Getting it back would be extra work.

@aj2k Not yet. I don't work with Windows much, any help would be appreciated

this project for printing does not use any special settings that I don't have. Forgot to specify: I print my documents in Windows 7. I tried to start printing through the QPrintPreviewDialog. QPrintPreviewDialog *preview = new QPrintPreviewDialog(printer, this); connect(preview, SIGNAL(paintRequested(QPrinter*)), view, SLOT(print(QPrinter*))); preview->exec(); In the preview window everything looks great, but the result of printing on paper is the same as in the screenshot. Moreover, I tried to print in OneNote and the result is just as bad.

@Konstantin-Tokarev I was using QtWebkit 2.2.0. Using Qt 2.3.4 solved the issue.

@DonCoder then what is the reply's error() return? Maybe a redirect? Or more probably an authentication issue since you are using an API. But you need to provide more info...

You can download binaries compatible with Qt 5.9 at https://github.com/annulen/webkit/releases/tag/qtwebkit-5.212.0-alpha2

For me, using the qrc:/ protocol (qrc:/html/index.html) along with cleaning the project and running qmake worked. But it didn't work by simply using :/html/index.html or before cleaning the project and running qmake.

@SGaist Target Device : Mips Cross-compiler Buildroot Qt version 5