Qt WebKit

hello there, I have the same problem. did you solve this? regards.

I don't know. Regardless, removing these files makes my problem go away.

@Konstantin-Tokarev Thanks. Its the same error again. Maybe its because I copy webkit in QT folder and let qt build the webkit. I haven't tried building it separately. I will see if I could built it separately and soon update the status here.

The reasoning of QtWebEngine can be found here.

Your installer based Qt has absolutely no idea of what you have on your system and you should in any case not mix libraries from different versions of Qt. There's no "Qt SDK" package in Ubuntu. You can start with qtbase5-dev and then add the dev packages corresponding to the modules you want to use.

@filipdns I found other dll working, then, no error any more.. https://github.com/KhoaTranProgrammer/SimpleWeather

Install Google Chrome, you can solve the problem： [0918/053926:ERROR:cache_util_win.cc(20)] Unable to move the cache: 5 [0918/053926:ERROR:cache_util.cc(134)] Unable to move cache folder C:\Users\edreamleo\AppData\Local\python\QtWebEngine\Default\GPUCache to C:\Users\edreamleo\AppData\Local\python\QtWebEngine\Default\old_GPUCache_000 [0918/053926:ERROR:cache_creator.cc(129)] Unable to create cache [0918/053926:ERROR:shader_disk_cache.cc(589)] Shader Cache Creation failed: -2

Use QCursor. You can't do it from QML, you need to do it in C++.

@Keivan the QtWebkit module has been removed along with Qt 5.6

You can use the previous version of Qt where QtWebEngine was available with VS2015.

@aha_1980 Thank you. I have seen this use case.

You can check out the Qt Quick Controls 2 Gallery Example in Qt Creator. It shows all available components in one simple app. http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtquickcontrols2-gallery-example.html

@Konstantin-Tokarev I'm afraid no, I'm not a JS dev. The problem is that JS code I posted in the first message does not work with errors https://cdn.3dmapping.cloud/18.1.4/javascript/orbitgt_3dm_sdk.js line 1: TypeError: a.call is not a function. (In 'a.call(this,t,e,n,r)', 'a.call' is an instance of ProxyObject) I was able to identify that calls Array.from() and Object.assign() are missed, but maybe there are more.

Hi @nlazovic-0, Using QWebView::load() that takes a QNetworkRequest would be the way to go as you can set whatever headers you want, so you can make the adjustments there. However, I would have thought that the server is at fault here as it is a request, it doesn't have to go to HTTP/2.

You need to provide a bit more context. A minimal compilable example would be best with also a sample svg file that triggers this. By the way, which version of Qt are you using ? On what platform ?

You can build 18.04 package from sources https://packages.ubuntu.com/bionic/libqt5webkit5

I am using Windows 7 32 bit Home Basic, Windows 7 64bit Ultimate. There no errors in JS console, except unexpected results [image: e486b1f5-7e50-4a2f-bb86-6fa059e12a52.PNG] A bit later I figured out a dependence timezone on my PC: If set UTC, or "UTC - 4:00 Santiago", or "UTC+ 4:00 Tbilisi" all work fine. But if I set "UTC + 4:00 Baku", "UTC + 2:00 Minsk" or something between "UTC +4 Yerevan" and "UTC-3:30 Newfoundland", widget stop works