@VinayVerma Were you able to find a solution to the above problem? I am facing the exact same issue.

Could you show full output of cmake? Did you install libsqlite3-dev package and cmake reports that sqlite is not found? That does not make any sense

@Kart said in Google not loading in QtWebkit:

Hi @Konstantin-Tokarev and @JNBarchan,
Right now I am trying on an x86 embedded device. I have a Qt 4.8.6 kit for x86 with frame buffer support. But the same issue exists.
I have another Qt 4.8.6 kit with same webkit 2.3.4 having a x11 support that I am running on my Ubuntu 12.04 (yeah I am a stone age guy).
There the google maps works absolutely fine. So am I missing something on my embedded device ? Or do I have to really move on to Qt5 ?

It can be that your QtWebKit configuration that you have on desktop doesn't exactly match your configuration on device. E.g. desktop version uses system libxml2 by default when building, while your embedded version may be built without libxml2 and use QXmlStreamReader instead (which may result in bugs) There may be differences in hardware between you embedded system and PC. For example, does your embedded system support SSE2?

I am not against Qt5 or anything. I already have cross compiled Qt5.9.2. But I haven't yet ported my project to Qt5. Can we call it plan B ?

Unfortunately "web inspector" is a new word for me. Could you please give me any information on how to use web inspector on an embedded device or how to integrate with Qt ?

Do setProperty("_q_webInspectorServerPort", 1234) for QWebPage object, and connect from other WebKit browser to that port (1234 in this case)

Thank you.

Also note that Qt 5.4 was released before VS2015 came out, you should use at least Qt 5.6 with this compiler

AFAIK, QtWebKit static build has been disabled a long time ago.

@JScars Please try binaries from http://download.qt.io/snapshots/ci/qtwebkit/qtwebkit/qtwebkit-Windows-Windows_7-Mingw53-Windows-Windows_7-X86.7z

@Konstantin-Tokarev
Ok. noted. I will start over and get back to you.
For now, it considers solved.
Thank you very much :)

My bad, it's actually "LIB", not "LIBS". It should contain semicolon-separated list of directories where libraries can be searched

Hi,

Did you also install Qt for MSVC2013 ?

Now I am not getting libqt5webchannel.so.5 missing error (which is dependency of qt webkit) in Ubuntu 16.04.

Till now I was using Ubuntu 14.04 compatible debian/rule file in Ubuntu 16.04 machine during creating debian package.

I just made changes in debian/rule file as per Ubuntu 16.04 and it works. But I did not know how to install qt5webchannel in Ubuntu 16.04.

Hello @SGaist,

Thanks for the tip I will post also on the interest mailing list.

Nevertheless I did not modified the qt sources and builds were working fine after compilation for Linux 32 bits and QNX, I just had to add QtWebKit from the community release because it is not a part of official release anymore.

Actually for QtWebkit on QNX, the app seems have found the module but not the proper version (3.0). For Virtual Keyboard I did nothing more than compiling and try to use the exemple provided with Qt sources, first on Linux 32 bits then on my QNX arm v7 target. I did that with several others QML examples also provided with Qt sources and I did not encounter that kind of behaviour, no other modules where missing.

Maybe i missed something on my target configuration (libs install, Path, ...), I just would like to know if there is a way to list which modules and version are properly installed on a specific system (Linux, QNX).

Ok. Thanks for all.

Hi,

I'd recommend using code.qt.io when cloning. GitHub is only a mirror.

@Konstantin-Tokarev yes it is, i was thinking of trying an older version of ruby as i just grabbed the newest one..

@raven-worx
OK

I get some error info in WebPage::extension functional when continue operating under network doesn't work. I also get same info when network work. then I check the real network status in extension functional and use setNetworkAccessible(QNetworkAccessManager::NetworkAccessibility::Accessible) to set network accessibility, that's solved. I guess that will tell qt network is fine to reconnect network.

@ThatDud3 However, my test code only loads "about:blank", I think, which has no resource to cache. I am not still understanding why this code incurs infinite virtual memory leak...

@jramm, signals are methods. You can declare a signal as Q_INVOKABLE and call it from JS.