Qt WebKit

QWebView/QWebPage/QNetworkAccessManger by default reject content with SSL errors.

Development started 1.5yrs ago and is based on Qt 4.6, some of this might be outdated or now documented. Thanks for pointing at these references, hope my few lines can still help a few lost developpers ;-)

I have exact same code but I am not using QwebView rather I am using QGraphicsWebview but my plugin widget signals are not working, any idea/??

Where can I find more information on how to use the remote inspector? Just in case: Is it possible to install the missing files on the n900 to use the inspector on the device? what are they?

The build-webkit script has various options to enable and disable features. There's some information here http://trac.webkit.org/wiki/QtWebKit note that some of the options have missing #ifdef guards so you might need to hack around a bit.

Why not use QWebSettings::setUserStyleSheetUrl()? It seems that one is meant for setting a style sheet for your page. You can get a pointer to your QWebSettings instance from your QWebPage instance.

Sorry, no, is not a secret. QMPWidget is one option, and the other is a little bit of ripping of the phonon libmplayer stuff. The basics are quite easy though. You basically pass the wID to an player process and control it using the slave interface.

"http://trac.webkit.org/wiki/QtWebKitSupportedStandards":http://trac.webkit.org/wiki/QtWebKitSupportedStandards I believe this support is already there... haven't tried though ...

For input elements, I would just tune the QStyle of the view.

[quote author="XerXi" date="1290160654"] I would know if I can do the web-based application with Qt-WebKit and detect when connection fall down, then launch automatically, and transparent for the user, the client application made with Qt too. [/quote] Yep, it is possible. You might have to detect the disconnection yourself and propagate it to the web sandbox but that is not a big deal. Quite a few application for embedded are made just like that actually. [quote author="XerXi" date="1290160654"] Is it easy or could be expensive/hard? [/quote] It is easy if you know C++. The one thing I don't know is the state of the port for Windows Mobile, especially now that Microsoft is killing the product. I work mainly on Linux embedded. You should ask on the forum "Mobile and Embedded" if Windows Mobile support is still active.

[quote author="ndovp04" date="1290014931"]Sorry for not being cleared. During the NPAPI windowless plugin process which eventually the NPP_SetWindow(NPP instance, NPWindow* window) will be invoked (in this case WebKit backend) to pass to the client plugin the window object. I like to know the NPWindow* should be casted to which QT object? I can't find any documentation about this.[/quote] It looks like its null, and the rendering surface is passed via the expose events. You can check PluginViewQt.cpp to get the details, I don't know much about the implementation.

[quote author="Tobias Hunger" date="1289991069"]Download Qt sources. After unpacking the sources the example you are looking for should be in examples/webkit/imageanalyzer.[/quote] Thanks but I mean if it's possible to download example source from qt.gitorious.org without download all source. so I think it's not possible... :-)

Here is a code example. @QObject *WebPage::createPlugin( const QString &classid, const QUrl &url, const QStringList &paramNames, const QStringList & paramValues) { QWebView *view = new QWebView(); view->load(QUrl("http://developer.qt.nokia.com/")); mainFrame()->addToJavaScriptWindowObject("renderer", view); return view; }@ With a complex workaround embedding QWebViews into iframes I get the QWebView not to be deleted, but now the QWebViews shown in first plane, so them overlap and I cannot view all the QWebViews, only the last inserted. I cannot refuse to use a QWebView because an iframe does not offer the isolation that I want. Thanks for paying attention on my problem :)

[quote author="Benjamin Poulain" date="1289218305"]I also have no problem, you probably has missing extension on your X server. You can try the graphicssystem raster, it avoids lots of problems of X11.[/quote] Thanks... Works like a charm. I'll have to play around to see if this option causes any side-effects to other widgets.

anyone have any idea how to get it to let me delete the width attribute? (i can't manage to get it to delete that attribute)

Yep, that is a good idea. That also avoid the double layout problem of my suggestion. As long as the CSS of the page does not use !important, that should do the trick.

is this the same as "this thread":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/forums/viewthread/1267/?

Alright tested out this morning on Mac OS X. Using Cocoa: flash does not run at all. As expected after reading your blog post. Using Carbon: it works fine in both QWebView / QGraphicsWebView. So it appears to be something specific to Windows (Vista ?). Using Carbon on HTML 5: I get the exact same issues than on Windows PC, so I guess Phonon behave consistently :). Anyone can try running a simple QGraphicsWebView + "this url":http://www.happyworm.com/jquery/jplayer/latest/demo-02-nativeSupportFalse.htm on a Windows platform to double check it does not work ? Thanks. B.A.

Doh! That was pretty basic mistake. :-( And yes, I have already run into the problem with the .pro file. Thanks for the quick responses, and I'll get with the program when it comes to formatting...

[quote author="HaykG" date="1287317765"]Created the same bug in the webkit.org: "https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=47778":https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=47778[/quote] Please check the bug report, I asked you a question there. :) [quote author="HaykG" date="1287321858"]Also if possible could you please give some example/documentation of using that "platform plugin interface", because it would be the ideal case for me:)[/quote] There is not doc yet, this is still a feature in development. The idea is that platforms could provide some very specific implementations of features. In the case of combobox for example, you typically don't want them with touch interfaces, you want a fullscreen selection box for a better user interface (like on Maemo 5). You'll find the platform plugin interfaces here: "http://gitorious.org/webkit/webkit/blobs/master/WebKit/qt/Api/qwebkitplatformplugin.h":http://gitorious.org/webkit/webkit/blobs/master/WebKit/qt/Api/qwebkitplatformplugin.h