Qt WebKit

Since Qt 6.3 has been released, can you check if you still have that issue ?

@SGaist This error occurs when I add this：Project ERROR: Unknown module(s) in QT: webkit

@Konstantin-Tokarev Thank you for the link . But I already solved my problem with QTextCursor and QTextDocument sice I only needed to print to a PDF ,also I am working on Qt 5.13.0 so I don't want to mess with my environment as I am still kind of a noob xD and I hate environment -related issues . But thanks a lot though .

@JonB Thanks, I have raised the question in that forum :
https://forum.qt.io/topic/131568/configuration-issue-with-webassembly

I'm sorry if that's how you see it, but I don't want you to do the work for me, I just need a little help.

@QCharacter. Hello. Have you solve this problem?

I fixed this by added

webSettings.setDatabaseEnabled(true); webSettings.setDomStorageEnabled(true);

in constructor of QtAndroidWebViewController.java
end rebuild WebView.

@Konstantin-Tokarev
I have build debug libraries with below options to configure script
-debug , -webkit-debug,
is there any option i should pass so that trace gives us more information?

@Swati777999 said in Why are pointer objects created while defining a class?:

I want to know why are pointer objects created in the definition of a class instead of simply creating an object of that class.

There can be multiple different reasons. Some reasons are:

To save space. The size of a pointer is always 32 bits or 64 bits (4 bytes or 8 bytes) on today's common PCs, but the size of a class/struct depends on the sizes of all its members. If an object is too big, it cannot be created on the stack (or it becomes easier to trigger a stack overflow). Because some objects cannot be copied. For example, you cannot have QList<QWidget>; you must use QList<QWidget*> Because of style/convention. Qt uses pointers to show that an object is an Identity object, and it uses non-pointers to show that an object is a Value object: https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/object.html#qt-objects-identity-vs-value

Hi and welcome to devnet,

That code won't work as QSerialPort is asynchronous by default.

What is your end goal ?

Who is providing that environment ?
Ask them for support/missing libraries.

@jsulm
Thanks. I will try it

@Ryna said in How to provide Username and password while using QWebEngineView:

http://172.10.4.1

Look at the HTML source code of that page and find how the username/password are sent to the web server once the user is done with entering such values

Hi and welcome to devnet,

Start the Maintenance Tool, go to thr Qt version you selected and you should have an option to install the WebEngine module.