@addr3ss No, it's not. Resources are compiled into the executable and can be easily extracted from there. What kine of information is it?

@Pradeep-P-N First of all sorry for my delay. I think the trouble could be with Windows and not with the code. I one of the link that you send me they have a similar trouble and it's just in Windows not in Linux. Maybe it is a problem with the kit that I am using.

@noone You will need to extract the content from qrc file to some location writable by your application and then load it from there in webview.

hey , sorry for not being clear but what i meant by hosted was like node app is not hosted anywhere . So i added node code to my qt project and in main.cpp i create a Qprocess of node and then just provide localhost url to webengineview.

this solves my purpose.

So in short what i did was :

copied node app code to my qt project. created a process of node running the node app via Qprocess. provided localhost url:port to webengineview and it shows the app.

Hi
Not as far as i know.
You can use the MS ActiveX if you want (MSHTML)
http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/activeqt-activeqt-webbrowser-example.html
and other techs on the other platforms.

Use 'Component.onCompleted' handler to assign directly your url, or to call a function which will do that.

function setUrl(idOfWebView){

idOfWebView.url = "https://forum.qt.io"

}

WebView {
id: myWebView
anchors.fill: parent
// url: "set url here "

Component.onCompleted : { /* any JavaScript function or expressions */ // myWebView.url = "https://forum.qt.io" ( DIRECT ) //or u can call a function like this : // setUrl(myWebView) // pass id of your webView to the function. ( FUNCTION ) } }

LA

Hi @eLim

I am also facing the same issue in my Qt iOS application. Could you please help me to understand what part of javascript, iOS is restricting as I am using Angular to develop the web application.
Could you please provide more information what you did to resolve this issue.

Thanks in advance.

@dheerendra oh, I found where was the problem, and it wasn't actually related to context menus. I use my own BrowserApp class that inherits QApplication but I found out that I inherited it the wrong way (constructor signature was wrong) and that caused some segfaults, including the one described in my question. So now I fixed that and everything works fine.

Hi,

I find where the problem is. This line is necessary in source of WebView (java source) :
webSettings.setDomStorageEnabled(true);

I've reported the bug here.

@raven-worx Thank you, it's cleart to me now. One more question - is there any possibility of grabing image of webview on android excent taking screenshot and cropping it? I know this solution is not ideal, but can't rewrite whole app and its UI logic now.

@SGaist Thanks.

Hi and welcome to devnet,

Why not free anymore ? Looks rather like a licensing issue. LGPLv2.1 has been replaced by LGPLv3.