Qt WebKit

ok good its solved now :)

The property -webkit-font-smoothing is a very special case. It has been introduced by Apple and is only used by them (for both their Mac and Windows port). All the other ports ignore this parameter.

also, is there a way to prevent the pages loading all at once? as well as have the cookies transfer to all of them?

They are obviously not exported by default but you can expose any QObject to WebKit.

For non-gui object, you simply add them with QWebFrame::addToJavaScriptWindowObject(). There are some great hybrid applications (WebKit + C++) build like that.

To embed graphical content, it is a bit more tricky, you need to make you own QWebPluginFactory.

I don't think you can do that directly. A work around would be to extract the content with QWebElement, but then the matching between plugins and content becomes tricky.

Altough 4.7 compiles with VS2010, I can only advice against VS2010 at the time, especially on 64 bits. This compiler has some serious bugs like the missalignment of SSE vectors. Microsoft should fix them in the coming weeks, it is safer to use vs2008 for now.

-To get the full page content, you should use QWebElement::render() on the document element of the mainframe. QWebPage::render() has clipping by the viewport.

-You should use QImage::Format_ARGB32_Premultiplied

-About the crash, not much I can tell without a backtrace. I suggest you to give one here or to open a bug on Bugzilla if you think it is a proper bug.

-About rendering in threads, WebKit is not thread safe. Otherwise specified in the documentation, you should assume a class is not thread safe.

This is not safe either. QImage is reentrant, but QWebFrame is not thread safe.

There is really nothing you can do without explicit locking. WebKit is simply not designed to be thread safe.

Is https working without a proxy?

Same problem is discussed "here":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/forums/viewthread/593/

That is correct but... Actually I've done following: I have a timer which runs QApplication::doubleClickInterval() ms. I can't call the QWebView::mousePress which actually handles the click on the link from my timer. Also don't want to manually find the underlying element and navigate to it's url, because there may be items such as "submit buttons" which don't have underlying url but should be pressed (e.g. google search button). So the thing is that I want to call the functionality of the QWebView::mousePress() from that timer slot which doesn't work...

[quote author="Tobias Hunger" date="1281600748"]Could you please edit your question and turn the URL into a real link? Thanks![/quote]

Done.

[quote author="jobor" date="1280868636"]I hereby confirm that QDataStream::readRawData does not append \0.
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This might be good to add to the documentation, it is not really clear about that part. Though it can be guessed and/or tested, it just sounds silly... :)

thanks andre, have logged the same

"https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=43156":https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=43156