QtWebEngine

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@mcosta Your wording of my question was better. Thanks for the reply! I guess I was being lazy and hoping to avoid having 2 functions to call one. :-D

@ratwix I have found the solution : for each new connection, dynamicaly create a new WebEngineProfile with offTheRecord and new storage name (needed ?) and assign it to the current WebEngineView

Have you guys tried 5.5.1? Wondering if theses issues still exist.

Here are the screenshots depicting the problem: [image: 2nbt26u.jpg] [image: 2uo2dg9.jpg]

Just an FYI, disabling network adapters (used by virtual machines) in Device Manager solved the sluggishness for me.

Hi Rahul, I am looking something similar i.e. logs of Qt framework. Refer https://forum.qt.io/topic/58566/how-to-print-logs-qdebug-qwarning-qcritical-qfatal-of-qt-framework-libraries-itself Try using --log-level=0. It might work in your case. Thanks, Anant Agrawal

have you tried a simple alert from your Qt to Js? QString jsCode = "alert('helloWorld');"; ui->webView_studio->page()->mainFrame()->documentElement().evaluateJavaScript(jsCode + "; null"); if this works then the problem is the syntax of your javascript inside Qt.

@p3c0 That worked, thanks for your help.

Hi, Now you can use the following line for a QWebEngineView object : webview ->page()->profile()->setCachePath("C:/Users/yourUserName/AppCacheFolder"); See you.

evaluateJavaScript is your friend Exemple of code working with Jquery, replace with javascript code QString jsToExecute += "$('#login-btn').click(); "; ui->webView_login->page()->mainFrame()->documentElement().evaluateJavaScript(jsToExecute + "; null" );

Disregard my previous post, cookies policy can be set in the QWebEngineProfile owned by the QWebEnginePage owned by the QWebEngineView, like this: ui->webView->page()->profile()->setPersistentCookiesPolicy(QWebEngineProfile::NoPersistentCookies); The page pointer remains the same for my purposes, at least.

Hi and welcome to devnet, If you can reproduce this easily with a minimal compilable example, you should go to the bug report system to see if it's something known. If not please consider opening a new report providing that example and the guidelines to trigger the bug.

Hello. I just did a Test Deploy on a Windows 10 and a Windows 7 Clean VM Machine. Qt Version is 5.5.0 I know this is about Embedded Linux and around 5 Months old. But I have the same Problem. It is exactly the same Error Message. Does anybody found a real working Solution yet? The .pak File is in my Application Main Folder. I created a qt.conf and tried the following Settings: [Paths] Prefix=<QCoreApplication::applicationDirPath()> Prefix=<> Prefix=<\> Prefix=<&PWD> Nothing worked so far. I could not find the answer, how to tell Prefix to use the current Directory. In addition: Has anybody created a BR yet? If not, I can do this. Thanks Oliver EDIT01: Finally I found a way to make it work: [Paths] Prefix=. Time will tell if this will bring up other Bugs, Glitches etc.