qtwebkit

QtWebKit calls QWebPage::loadFinished ( false ) when a web page failed to load - but gives no clue as to why it failed. How do I get a detailed error message, like HTTP response code or other message? Blake Scholl It turns out there are a couple ways to get more detail about failures: Implement the onResourceRequested and onResourceReceived callbacks on page: page.onResourceRequested = function (resource) { log('resource requested: ' + resource.url); } page.onResourceReceived = function (resource) { log('resource received: ' + resource.status + ' ' + resource.statusText + ' ' + resource

I am new to Qt. I am building a console application and I need to process lot of real world html pages. QtWebkit comes as an easy choice because of clearly cut APIs and easy availability. I checked out the docs and they say that I can load pages by using QWebView::load(). But I am building a console application and I cannot use a widget. I get the error as: ? QWidget: Cannot create a QWidget when no GUI is being used The program has unexpectedly finished. So how can I process the html pages using QtWebkit in console application. Marçal Juan QtWebkit can be used in a widget-less environment,

I would like to use PyQt/QWebview to 1) load a specific url, 2) enter information into a form, 3) click buttons/links. Mechanize does not work because I need an actual browser. Here's my code: import sys from PyQt4.QtCore import * from PyQt4.QtGui import * from PyQt4.QtWebKit import * from PyQt4 import QtCore app = QApplication(sys.argv) web = QWebView() web.load(QUrl("https://www.lendingclub.com/account/gotoLogin.action")) def fillForm(): doc = web.page().mainFrame().documentElement() user = doc.findFirst("input[id=master_username]") passwd = doc.findFirst("input[id=master_password]") user

I am trying to render a web page. Qt says their QtWebKit is available for mobile since 4.8 here If you want to target mobile devices you should consider using QGraphicsWebView instead of QWebView. Both of them is under QtWebKit. So what am I missing? If you are talking about Android and iOS, it's just a no-no. Citing Digia from the release page of Qt 5.2: Qt Webkit is not supported on Android and we are working on providing a cross-platform API to integrate web content into mobile apps. If you you would like to incorporate web content into your Qt application, you need to use a native web

I'm trying to create a Dialog in Qt which loads a URL (which I do not want to expose to the end-user, hence a Dialog). Once the user has entered their credentials on the page, the server returns a redirect URL which I want to capture. How can I do this? QtWebkit made this easy to do as QWebView had a QNetworkAccessManager object. But with QtWebEngine, the QWebEngineView class does not have this capability. The former also allowed HTTP headers to be set for any requests by using the QNetworkRequest class and then load requests with these specific requests in QWebView. How do I do this with