@Shidharth Maybe you can extract a QWebElement and insert it into a separate QWebView and use print(). But i think it may not look the same as in the origin QWebView. Also maybe there is a possible JavaScript way?

Nevermind! Finally managed it to get a build with webengine. You have just to execute the "qmake -r WEBENGINE_CONFIG+=use_system_ffmpeg" BEFORE ".configure" then it works :-p I`ve deployed the build over to development machine without problems. There are now just two compiler errors left which I think can be solved: libicu18n.so.55 not found (I think i can solve it by installing a icu18n-5 package if there are any?) Undefined references to dbus: "dbus connection unref" and so on, much more errors referencing to dbus (this is actually coming from webengine) How can I make a build which does not use libicu and dbus or at least uses system ones (if that helps in my case) ?

@JKSH said in Qt for Beginners is not for Qt 5.5!: http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/gettingstartedqt.html FYI This link: https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/gettingstartedqt.html now results in a 404 error. Note: only a slight change: drop the "qt" just before the .html Try a new link: https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/gettingstarted.html

OK Thanks

Hi and welcome to devnet, Good question, it might be a bug. You should check the bug report system for object_parallel_to_source to see if you find something about it.

Thank you to everyone finally I've decided to migrate (it was about time!) from the old QtOpenGl support to the newer methods ie QGLFramebufferObject -> QOpenGLFramebufferObject it takes a lot to refactoring but I think it will save time for the future.

<walks away with head down>... @Leonardo Thanks!

@SGaist @timday Thank you guys for the advice. I changed it so GUI updates are done inside the GUI. Everything looks fine and Qt gives no error, or warning messages.

added them in rebult and ran qmake, then attempted it again. Breakpoints are still being ignored.

What triggered the DBus dependency ? If the Topic Tools button doesn't allow that, then just edit the thread title prepending [solved] and your good

Seems to have been reported in a QT bug report here : https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-47402

@Valerian I did not do d&d yet. In my idea you should register a signal to be emitted whenever you move mouse in the area of new position and call swap function. Do you feel something like this?

I was missing import QtQuick.Extras 1.0 On android and Windows now it works fine, it does not work with winrt

@dzimiwine I tested 5.5.0 beta and it works fine

@csanders Bump this. I've got the same issue. Anyone at Qt able to shed some light on why it's so difficult to perform these features on iOS? I'm assuming it's something to do with Apple's MFi?

Hi and welcome to devnet, From a quick look, you might have to add a call to scalesPageToFit and rebuild the module (I haven't tested it though, it's from Apple's documentation here)