How does QWebKit play a flash?

[MAMartins]

any help?!

[frank.fang.kun]

Do you work on XCode?

If so, follow the step: "Targets" -> "(Your Application)" -> "Get Info" -> go to "Build" table -> go to "Architectures" -> go to "Architectures" -> Select "32-bit Itel".

That's all. Hope that it can help you.

[frank.fang.kun]

I resolved this problem. The solution just is to invoke a 32bit process(in fact, it is a application) to play a flash while a 64bit application executes. So far, everything is OK. By the way, I don't use WebKitPluginHost.app. :-)

Generally, I expect that Adobe can release early 64bit flash plug-in. After all, it is a real way.

[frank.fang.kun]

Anyway, thank Rory and Tomma.

[MAMartins]

thanks, I don't work on xcode but i've figured it out how to do.

i've added this to my .pro file:
CONFIG -= x86_64 ppc64
CONFIG *= x86

I don't need a native 64bit app so i can build it all in 32 :)

[goetz]

If you want to make some older Mac users with PowerPC machines (yes, there are still a lot of them around running OS X 10.5!), then change your line to this in order to make a 32 bit universal app:

@
CONFIG *= x86 ppc
@

[MAMartins]

with ppc I get errors as i've posted in the other thread :)

[goetz]

Sorry, I missed that. It was just that people slowly forget about this ancient platforms in their apps :-) In most cases there is no or little technical reason for this.

[pump705]

I had a similar problem recently，os：embedded linux
firefox play is ok , but Qtwebkit is not play

@
QWebSettings::globalSettings()->setAttribute(QWebSettings::PluginsEnabled, true);
QWebSettings::globalSettings()->setAttribute(QWebSettings::JavascriptEnabled, true);
QWebSettings::globalSettings()->setAttribute(QWebSettings::AutoLoadImages, true);
view = new QWebView(this);
view->load(url);
@

libflashplayer.so is save /root/.mozilla/plugins

[EDIT: code formatting, please wrap in @-tags, Volker]

[pump705]

who help me?