Qt WebKit

Hi, I have exported my project verse Qt 5.7 using WebEngineView and it work good. Thanks

Hi, Glad you found out and thanks for sharing ! Since you have it building now, please mark the thread as solved using the "Topic Tool" button so that other forum users may know a solution has been found :)

@petrzmax Glad to hear you solved it. Please use the "topic tools" button to mark this thread as solved. Cheers!

I have allotted 10GB ram to my virtual box..still getting same error...

What distribution are you using exactly ? I've built Qt on a Pi using raspbian without any trouble however I didn't had the need for QtWebKit so I didn't bother with that module since what I needed already required a very long build time.

@flyingtree thats not quite the way to rebuild qtwebkit. Assuming you've configured Qt from source. makefile available in qtwebkit cd qtwebkit make distclean make else cd qtwebkit qmake make

Hi@Wei-Seattle In the old QWebView there was a way to set custom a QNetworkAccessManager where in one can re-implement some of its methods to intercept the requests. If you are using the old version check the following post: https://forum.qt.io/topic/51631/how-can-we-restrict-qwebview-not-to-download-some-js-and-css-files/2 But if are using a latest i.e Qt WebEngine then you will need to update to Qt 5.6 where they have added new API's to do so. As per this doc. We’ve also added a new Qt WebEngineCore module for new low-level APIs. This includes features such as support for custom URL schemes, intercepting and blocking network requests and for tracking and blocking cookies.

Got it solved :-) QWebFrame * webGUIframe = qobject_cast<QWebFrame *>(sender()); QWebView * webGUI = (QWebView*)(webGUIframe->parent())->parent(); webGUI->page()->mainFrame()->addToJavaScriptWindowObject("NativeBridge", this);

Just figured out that the correct way is using QNetworkAccessManager: QNetworkConfigurationManager manager; QList<QNetworkConfiguration> listCfg = manager.allConfigurations(); foreach(const QNetworkConfiguration& now, listCfg){ if (now.name() == strIf) { ui->frameWeb->page()->networkAccessManager()->setConfiguration(now); break; } }

@luca yes you are right. :) Just now I've tried to export the private key from the .p12 file with the openssl API. This key could be constructed into QSslKey object now. Thanks a lot. But to configure in such a way is a little bit too complicated. Is there any class or method I can use, so that I can directly import the .p12 file into the QSslConfiguration object?

Setting the LocalStorageEnabled setting to true fixed this one!

When I remove "-fvisibility=hidden -fvisibility-inlines-hidden" from the CXXFLAGS, it works. I think that is because ~QString() is inline, the option above hide the destructor, so destructor can't be found.