In C++, how do I access the IFRAME or FRAME of the loaded document inside a QWebView in order to enable the Qt Webkit Bridge in that child document? After a lot of seriously confusing and hard work, I've gotten it to work in the parent document, but not the child documents. Note that I'm using local files with file:// , and so Webkit has security restrictions on child documents being able to call functions in the parent document. The only other workaround I've found has been the HTML5 postMessage() API.

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In C++, how to access IFRAME/FRAME document of QWebView to enable Qt Webkit Bridge

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