On Apr 9, 2008, at 11:19 PM, SON SEOK BAE wrote:
If I want to show contents (for example, Flash animations) with
WebKit port, what kind of flash player plugings should I install for
webkit?
I mean, will it be Flash player for Safari or Flash player for
Firefox or something else?
And are
Thanks Darin David for inputs.
Patches for review should go in bugs.webkit.org, but I think it's worth
mentioning a couple problems I see immediately.
This incorrectly removes the protected for non-GCC compilers and in fact
may not even compile there because __GNUC__ is not defined and
Hi,
is there any way to find the content type of the Document? I see two
methods - doctype() and realDocType() - in WebCore::Document, however
they always return NULL (at least for HTML documents)...
Thanks,
Artem
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Hi David,
Do you have any updates on this bug
(#16562http://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16562)?
When do we get the working version of this feature ?
regards,
Srinivas Rao. M
On Fri, Apr 11, 2008 at 9:27 PM, David Kilzer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Great! I just didn't recall seeing that
hi,
iam interested in a landscape implementation for the webkit/gtk port. i see
few approaches
- use the webkit-transform rotate. however as i understand the transform
does not affect the layout and hence this may not be useful (e.g. the
height/width would remain same for the page)
- control the
Thanks Darin and Priyanka!
I didn't know that Firefox and Safari share the plugin programs before.
(Well, I thought they were not exactly the same, even though they were pretty
similar..)
Why did I think like that? Well..
For example, Flash player..
Hi,
I'm implementing Frame's icon support in Java port of WebKit. Actually,
icons support only include two things: ability to get icon's URL and
notification about this URL is ready for the page.
The former is easy: I just call iconURL() for the given FrameLoader.
However, the latter is not
Sriram Neelakandan wrote:
Hi all,
I know webkit support NPAPI plugin framework. but what about helper
actions ?
Invoking an external application based on the MIME TYPE.
Is that left to the browser implementation or is it part of the Webkit
engine ?
WebKit delegates this responsibility to
Hi Srinivas,
Everything I know is in the bug report. I don't work on the GTK port, so I
don't really have any further insight to share (other than there's a patch
waiting for review on the bug).
Have you tried applying the patch to see if it fixes the issue on your local
tree?
Dave
Srinivas
The notification is truly about the icon itself being ready, not the
URL. And yes, it is dependent on the IconDatabase. Currently, if the
IconDatabase is not enabled, we never download site icons.
If all you care about is the URL, you can grab it and start
downloading the icon anytime
On Apr 15, 2008, at 12:25 AM, Artem Ananiev wrote:
Hi,
is there any way to find the content type of the Document? I see two
methods - doctype() and realDocType() - in WebCore::Document,
however they always return NULL (at least for HTML documents)...
These would give the doctype
The issue appears to be that when WebKit sent a multipart/form-data boundary
with a + character in it, the server-side software wouldn't decode the
request properly. (When there was no + character in the form boundary,
everything worked fine.)
Mark didn't say what software he was using on the
I don't have access to the script, but I can get the source. The problem is
this form demo from jmbsoft is installed of thousands of thousands of sites
that my software needs to submit to, and thus since this webkit bug was
introduced my software has real problems with all these sites. All these
Mark,
You should test my theory (it's only a theory at this point) to make sure it's
correct before you assume that you'll have to update the script thousands of
web sites.
If it is a bug in the script, perhaps you should take the opportunity to devise
a way to push out future updates in case
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