I discovered that I needed two specific lines in my QML to run WebView on my
N900, like this:
import Qt 4.7
import QtWebKit 1.0
Item {
Rectangle {
height:30
color:"red"
width:parent.width
anchors.top : parent.top
id:red
}
WebView {
anchors.top:red.bottom
anchors.bottom:yellow.top
url:"http://nokia.com";
}
Rectangle {
id:yellow
height:30
color:"yellow"
width:parent.width
anchors.bottom : parent.bottom
}
}
Thanks.
This means that I can't run on my desktop PC without remembering to change back
to
import org.webkit 1.0
but I can live with that.
Though I can bring up WebView without crashing now, I am still unable to get a
web page to load from a URL, though I've just begun trying to find the problem
in the above. I am able to successfully use embedded HTML, as in :
WebView {
html:"\
<body bgcolor=white>\
<table border=1>\
<tr><th><th>One<th>Two<th>Three\
<tr><th>1<td>X<td>1<td>X\
<tr><th>2<td>0<td>X<td>0\
<tr><th>3<td>X<td>1<td>X\
</table>"
}
When I load from a URL, I just get a cross-hatched pattern for the page unless
it is a very short page, in which case I get a cross-hatched pattern at the top
and whitespace underneath. I guess this indicates that it really is loading
the page, but for some reason is not rendering correctly on the screen. I'll
see if I can figure this out.
Thanks for the help.
Bruce
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