qwebview

I've been looking for a while through documentation to find a way to accomplish this and haven't been successful yet. The basic idea is, that I have a piece of html that I load through Qt's webview. The same content can be exported to a single html file. This file uses Libraries such as Bootstrap and jQuery. Currently I load them through CDN which works when online just fine. However, my application also needs to run offline. So I'm looking for a way to intercept loading of the Libraries in Qt and serve a locally saved file instead. I've tried installing a https QWebEngineUrlSchemeHandler, but

I am using Qt 5.6 with MinGW on Windows 10 64x for developing a cross platform app (desktop + mobile). In Qt 5.5, I could use WebKit to make a cross platform app for showing web pages in my app, and I could use it on Windows, Android, iOs... Today, I realized we can't use it anymore, we can't use QtWebView neither for Windows and also can't use QtWebEngine with MinGW. Thus, I am confused : knowing that I want to show a webpage using my current configuration (for android desktop and mobile version), what should I do? Is there a hope it will be solved in the next Qt versions? Edit: Even when I

I suspect this is so basic that no one bothered to document it. I want to write an HTML file from my program, and then load that file into a QWebview object. When I have QtCreator open, I can navigate to the file in the URL block on the right and it displays within QtCreator. When I compile and run the program, the window is white and blank. I also don't want the directory hardcoded, I want it to use the current directory. So I guess there are two questions: How do I write the ??? in the following to get the QWebview object named "reportView" to display my local file? ui->reportView->load(QUrl

I have a QWebView, which works fine. Then, using code from spynner, I attempt to bind the useragent method to a custom method. This appears to work in spynner (with a QWebPage), but not here. Any help much appreciated. Code: def customuseragent(url): print 'called for %s' % url return 'custom ua' #inside a class self.webkit = QtWebKit.QWebView() self.webkit.page().userAgentForUrl = customuseragent self.webkit.load(QtCore.QUrl('http://www.whatsmyuseragent.com/')) I hope this helps... Your Code def customuseragent(url): print 'called for %s' % url return 'custom ua' #inside a class self.webkit =

I have a web page loaded in a QWebView. In there, I would like to have JavaScript call a function of my application. That function would then returns some strings that JavaScript would dynamically display. Can it be done using QWebView? Basically, is it possible to have some bridge between the application (in C++) and the QWebView control? This is how I ended up doing it. I declared a "JavaScriptBridge" class in my header file with a Q_INVOKABLE method. Q_INVOKABLE methods can be called from JavaScript: class DictionaryJavaScriptBridge : public QObject { Q_OBJECT public:

My friend and I are trying to communicate between C++ and Javascript. We want to render some spheres at a given position with WebGL embedded in a C++/Qt (version 5.6) application. To do that, we use a QWebView which reads a HTML file with all the JS code for WebGL. This works well, we have a great high-level 3D renderer inside our application. The problem is that the position is known by the C++ and has to be shared to the JavaScript . More precisely, the C++ knows the number of spheres we need to display and their position, and has to tell it to the Javascript side. What is the best way to do