WebEnginePage

[Mikeeeeee]

I use a different local url, which requires confirmation when opened in the browser. On different computers, this url opens in the browser, but it doesn't open everywhere in my program. There are no errors. What could be the problem?

[mrjj]

@Mikeeeeee

• There are no errors. What could be the problem?
  Hi
  so you checked
  https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qwebengineview.html#loadFinished
  it it says ok ?

[Mikeeeeee]

@mrjj On a computer where the code works fine, sigla returned True. On the computer where the page does not open, the signal was not emit.

[Mikeeeeee]

@mrjj Can I find out where and why QWebEngineView can't load a web page?

[mrjj]

Hi
I didnt find anything like errorString or similar.

On the same pc here app dont work. the same URL can be open in a browser ?

[JonB]

@Mikeeeeee
Apparently not, other then the ok being returned as false. There does not seem to be any "error" information.

which requires confirmation when opened in the browser

What does this mean?

[Mikeeeeee]

@mrjj On a computer where the web page does not open, the loadProgress signal returns 0 and 100, the loadFinished signal is not triggered.

[Mikeeeeee]

@JonB I can't just open the page in the browser the browser says that the connection is not secure and requires me to confirm that I have gone to the desired web page

[JonB]

@Mikeeeeee
So presumably that is why it does not load in a QWebEnginePage. And if it works on one computer and not on another there must be a difference in this area.

Does your certificateError() method get hit? If so, what does error.isOverridable() return?

You have not said, but I presume this too is an https address?

Do both machines have the OpenSSL installed correctly, which I understand Qt needs?

What about trying a QNetworkRequest against it instead of QWebEnginePage, does that give more information?

[Mikeeeeee]

@JonB That's right, an https request. I use the same conda environment. I transfer it to other computers. The program uses REST API https requests, so it's probably not OpenSSL. What else could it be?

[JonB]

@Mikeeeeee
I don't know, but I wouldn't think a conda environment would be at issue. It's not my area, but if indeed Qt needs OpenSSL libraries I would have more suspected that area.

Like I said, maybe trying a QNetworkRequest would reveal more information?

[Mikeeeeee]

@JonB said in WebEnginePage:

QNetworkRequest

I just rechecked OpenSSL, it's the right version. This web page does not have a RestAPI. How can QNetworkRequest help me?

[JonB]

@Mikeeeeee
I just thought it would give you more access to see what is going. Ability to look at headers, control redirects, catch SSL errors, that sort of thing. But I'm not an expert.

[Mikeeeeee]

Clear. Thanks. Does anyone else know what the problem might be?

[Mikeeeeee]

I tried to make a Rest Api request, it worked fine and returned code 200.

[Mikeeeeee]

If I do get request then I get this error:

C:\tempPythonProject\Miniconda3\lib\site-packages\urllib3\connectionpool.py:1013: InsecureRequestWarning: Unverified HTTPS request is being made to host '10.0.102.112'. Adding certificate verification is strongly advised. See: https://urllib3.readthedocs.io/en/latest/advanced-usage.html#ssl-warnings
  warnings.warn(

[Mikeeeeee]

I find error:

The render process crashed, for example because of a segmentation fault.

How can i fix this?

[mrjj]

@Mikeeeeee

Hi
What Qt version and OS are you on.

i found this on macOS

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59513656/qtwebengine-causing-segmentation-fault-on-macos-with-pyqt-what-is-going-wrong

[Mikeeeeee]

I use Windows. I use QWebKit and all works

[mrjj]

@Mikeeeeee

Ok. so you just stick to webkit ?