On Friday 11 April 2008 12:45:10 Beto Boullosa wrote: > Hi, Holger, > > I've noticed that, in the latest snapshot, the IFrame issue is already > fixed: the qt-plugin progress bar appears to the right of the page, where > it belongs to, inside its IFrame. Nice!
hehe, we needed two attempts. On the first I got the coordinate transformation wrong but didn't notice because the scrollbar was put to the right. :) > > However, there's still an issue with the scrolling: if the Web page is big > enough, such that the scroll bars appear, the qt-plugin object scrolling > dont work well (I'm not talking about pages with IFrames anymore). > > For example, if you use the demo browser to open the following simple HTML > page, and resize the browser in such way that the scroll bars appear, you > will notice such behaviour, specially when the plugin object is supposed to > disappear from the current page view due to scrolling. I'm going to take a look. > > The other question is: does anyone know why the qt-plugin object does not > appear when we use the print preview and print options? Is it not properly > rendered by those functions? I think this won't work in Qt 4.0.0. Your widget is not drawn with the QPrinter used for printing, so it will not show up. For later versions we will find a solution, e.g. using QWidget::render in WebCore::Widget::paint. To unsubscribe - send "unsubscribe" in the subject to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
