Hi All,
There is an API layer in WebKit/Gtk folder (although it is not used by
GdkLauncher presently). It provides the GObject interfaces for
WebKitGtkFrame, WebKitGtkPage, etc. Great!
+ Any idea, what are all the advantages of using these kind of GObjects
instead of C++ class interfaces
Thanks for your answer but unfortunately the problem is deeper than I
though.
I think that it is related to the way I call back javascript.
You can find the related class attached with this email. Ivy calls back the
OnMessage method that just initialises the arguments to be given to the
Am 13.08.2007 um 13:20 schrieb Namaz:
Hi All,
There is an API layer in WebKit/Gtk folder (although it is not
used by
GdkLauncher presently). It provides the GObject interfaces for
WebKitGtkFrame, WebKitGtkPage, etc. Great!
GdkLauncher creates a WebKitGtkPage and is using that. So the
Hi All,
I am trying to add a custom helloworld module to be compiled with the
WebKitQt build for the gdk build.
I have tried modifying WebKit.pro to this add this line:
gdk-port:SUBDIRS += ../../WebKitQt/helloworld
../../WebKitQt/helloworld/helloworld.pro
But then it gives this error:
On Aug 13, 2007, at 1:03 PM, Johnson, Geoffrey wrote:
Hi Adam,
I think the bug you were looking for is logged as 14401, and also
there appears to be a patch which allows users the freedom to copy
and paste network requests. I tried implementing the patch however
I couldn’t get it to
I need help!
What I'm trying to do is very similar to the Message Pane in the Apple Mail
application, ie. put a WebView together with one other view into a
NSScrollView. In the case of Apple Mail, the WebView displays HTML messages,
the other view displays the message headers, and a single set of
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