Hello all,
when trying to compile my app for iOS I realize this:
qmake iOSProjekt.pro
Project ERROR: Unknown module(s) in QT:webenginewidgets
So obviously anything related to webengine is not available for iOS and I
wonder why this is the case or if I have missed something and if there is a
Hi
There is no qtwebenigne on ios , use qtwebview instead.
Br
Michal
From: Interest on behalf of Alexander Carôt
Sent: Thursday, 28 April 2022 09:58
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Subject: [Interest] webengine for iOS
Hello all,
when trying to compile my app for iOS I realize
>>There is no qtwebenigne on ios , use qtwebview instead.
Ah – ok, good to know but I'd also be curious to know why.
Thanks !
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Alex
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Von:
This happened to a colleague (sort of). He could debug one executable but not
any of the other ones. We tried QtCreator 4.x, 6.x and 7.x. What we finally did
was move his QtCreator configuration directory to the side and relaunch
QtCreator. That seemed to fix it. Seems like a sledge hammer but
On 29/4/22 04:30, Alexander Carôt wrote:
>>There is no qtwebenigne on ios , use qtwebview instead.
Ah – ok, good to know but I'd also be curious to know why.
Apple don't allow the use of any browser on iOS except the the system
web view.
Hamish
>>>Apple don't allow the use of any browser on iOS except the the system web view.
Wow – again I am "amazed" by the tough iOS restrictions. I have never experienced such huge amount of regulations before. Well, it has its pros and cons, however, from the developer's point of view it's kind of
On 29/4/22 15:32, Alexander Carôt wrote:
>>>Apple don't allow the use of any browser on iOS except the the
system web view.
Wow – again I am "amazed" by the tough iOS restrictions. I have never
experienced such huge amount of regulations before. Well, it has its
pros and cons, however, from
