Qt4-preview-feedback Archive, March 2008
Re: WebKit observations/questions in 4.4 Beta1
Message 1 in thread
On Thursday 28 February 2008 22:31:26 Martin Haunschild wrote:
> Hi, here are some observations I made using the browser demo
> in QT4.4 Beta1 VC2005:
>
> - I could not get XSLT to work in the browser, is it supposed to?
No, XSLT is currently not working on QtWebKit. I don't assume it will be part
of Qt4.4 [1].
>
> - I did not see any effect of @media or @page in CSS. I do not even know
> if Webkit supports this should it work? Should @media print work when
> printing a docoment with QT? I hope it should!
print is handled by the WebKit CSS code, so this feature should work but it is
something I have not tested and we need to verify.
>
> - Is there a signal like docmentEdited() in QWebPage? If not, I want to
> have it! :-) Or even better documentEdited(QString id, QString
> content), passing the id of the element with the contenteditable
> attribute and the modified content.
I think this is unlikely to happen for Qt4.4. You probably want to have proper
DOM bindings to make good use of the id....
> - Doubleclicking anywhere in the QWebView seems to select the first
> word in the document.
>
> - Create an editable span in an HTML document:
> <span contenteditable="true">Test</span>
> In the QWebView, select the entire content of the span and press any
> key, e.g. 'A'. Instead of having an 'A' as the content the entire span
> disappears and it is no longer possible to enter any text.
No idea, will add this to the list of things to try and find out.
kind regards
holger
[1] I'm not working for Trolltech so everything I say about Qt4.4 is based on
assumptions.
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Message 2 in thread
Hi!
Is it possible to disable text selection in a WebKit widget? I didn't
find an option to do that.
Nils
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