I have a very simple Qt Application which uses QtWebkit and QWebPage to render webpages. The problem is that it doesn't seem to support popups. For example, in google.com, when I click on "Gmail", a Javascript alert say that my browser has disabled the popups...
And a html file with the following "a" tag: Link works neither.
Can anybody help me?
Thanks.
You need to redefine either QWebPage::createWindow or QWebView::createWindow to create a new QWebPage and/or QWebView.
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I'm attempting to integrate Ace Editor in an iframe via React 16. I am using the react-ace component library, though this issue exists if I implement the editor natively as well.
Although everything mostly works when I wrap the editor in react-frame-component, I cannot select highlight text which makes the editor unusable. I suspect this may have to do with the fact that react-frame-component is implemented with Portals, but I'm not sure exactly what the issue is.
I've replicated the issue here. I don't think this problem exists if I loaded the component with a regular <iframe src /> from another domain.
react-frame-component keeps the code in the parent window, and adds elements into an iframe, which confuses mouse handling code in ace to add event listeners to a wrong document
adding var document = el.ownerDocument before
https://github.com/ajaxorg/ace/blob/v1.4.10/lib/ace/lib/event.js#L111 would help.
I have a page with serial number checking (SerialCodePage). It is implemented and added in installer code after IntroductionPage.
This page is needed for Pro version, and for Lite I would like to hide it, without recompile installer code.
I tried to implement it with the help of installer.removeWizardPage (component, "SerialCodePage"); in componentscript and controlscript, but the function always returns false.
How do I hide this page?
Apparently removeWizardPage works only for pages added in QJS.
In my case, I had to add this page to ScriptEngine::generateQInstallerObject and use installer.setDefaultPageVisible(QInstaller.SerialCode, false);
Is there a way to display Compiled Help manual CHM in a javaFX app, without using java.awt.Desktop from AWT ?
Calling A CHM reader using Runtime.getRuntime().exec(help.chm) is an option, but to make it cross platform, this would require every user in mac, win and linux to have a CHM reader installed.
What's the best option for a cross platform solution ? should I extract it to HTML and display it in javafx.scene.web.WebView ?
Given your wish to be platform independent, I'd advise to go to the HTML route as you yourself suggested. I don't know your reason for converting CHM to HTML if you also control the source, in that case I'd either use HTML directly or markdown to HTML.
You should try this. It's works for me!
i need help in my problem, i'm using ajax to get data with JSON using pagination my problem is my stylesheet in the second page not working but the class (Bootstrap) working please help
Have you right clicked the webpage and selected 'View page source'?
check whether the path is correct that calls the CSS stylesheet.
Have you used the proper blade syntax to link the stylesheet?
HTML::style('css/stylesheet.css')
The following thread might help you which also applies to laravel 5.2
https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/laravel/linking-to-css-and-js-laravel-51
I am looking for a way to dynamically set the window title for a flex application in Internet Explorer. The most best way to do this is to call javascript from actionscript to set the window title via an "ExternalInterface."
ExternalInterface.call("eval(window.document.title = 'New Title')");
ExternalInterface.call("alert", "Hello ExternalInterface");
This works fine in browsers other than IE, and it even works in IE when accessing the flex application's swf file through an html wrapper.
ttp://localhost:8080/ChangeTitle/ChangeTitle.html
However, I need to access the .swf directly from the browser..
ttp://localhost:8080/ChangeTitle/ChangeTitle.swf
This causes the External interface call to change the window title to not work, but the alert still shows.
So the question is... why don't I just use the html wrapper? ... The answer: because the project is set up specifically to avoid using the html wrapper.
This is related to a known IE bug - http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/FP-240
If anyone could suggest a work-around for this issue it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Don't use ExternalInterface for this; use the BrowserManager class. You can first initialize it with a title:
var browser:IBrowserManager = BrowserManager.getInstance();
browser.init("", "my title");
Later you can adjust the title later on:
browser.setTitle("my new title");
I have several applications that use this and work perfectly in IE (though I haven't tested IE6).
More info on this topic: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/flex/using/WS2db454920e96a9e51e63e3d11c0bf64e50-7ff4.html