Good Evening at all, I have a little/big problem: I'm trying to load in a QWebView an html file where i would observe the list of predictions but nothing appears. That means if I use an html like this , there is no way to see something but if I load it in a normal browser it works very well. Is there anyone can help me? Thank you very much! Alessio p.s. I've just put the web service

Hi @ Alessio-V ., and welcome to the Qt Dev Net! Have you tried to use QWebEngineView?

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Good Evening at all,
I have a little/big problem: I'm trying to load in a QWebView an html file where i would observe the list of predictions but nothing appears.
That means if I use an html like this, there is no way to see something but if I load it in a normal browser it works very well.
Is there anyone can help me?
Thank you very much!
Alessio

p.s. I've just put the web service
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Good Evening at all,
I have a little/big problem: I'm trying to load in a QWebView an html file where i would observe the list of predictions but nothing appears.
That means if I use an html like this, there is no way to see something but if I load it in a normal browser it works very well.
Is there anyone can help me?
Thank you very much!
Alessio

p.s. I've just put the web service
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Hi @Alessio-V., and welcome to the Qt Dev Net!

Have you tried to use QWebEngineView?
Qt Doc Search for browsers: forum.qt.io/topic/35616/web-browser-extension-for-improved-doc-searches
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Hi @Alessio-V., and welcome to the Qt Dev Net!

Have you tried to use QWebEngineView?
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Hi @JKSH and thank you!
Thanks also for your solution!! It's amazing!!
But, there is another surprise!! In my QWebPage I utilized the javaScriptWindowObjectCleared to put an external object. Is there something to similar in QWebEngine?
Thanks again!
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Hi @JKSH and thank you!
Thanks also for your solution!! It's amazing!!
But, there is another surprise!! In my QWebPage I utilized the javaScriptWindowObjectCleared to put an external object. Is there something to similar in QWebEngine?
Thanks again!
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Hi @Alessio-V.,

But, there is another surprise!! In my QWebPage I utilized the javaScriptWindowObjectCleared to put an external object. Is there something to similar in QWebEngine?

Sorry, I don't know. Subscribe to the Interest mailing list (http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest ) and ask there. Qt engineers might be able to help you.

Qt WebEngine is more modern, than Qt WebKit. However, it is less flexible.
Qt Doc Search for browsers: forum.qt.io/topic/35616/web-browser-extension-for-improved-doc-searches
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Hi @Alessio-V.,

But, there is another surprise!! In my QWebPage I utilized the javaScriptWindowObjectCleared to put an external object. Is there something to similar in QWebEngine?

Sorry, I don't know. Subscribe to the Interest mailing list (http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest ) and ask there. Qt engineers might be able to help you.

Qt WebEngine is more modern, than Qt WebKit. However, it is less flexible.
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Hi @JKSH,
I've resolved using QWebChannel.
Thanks again!
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