Qt WebKit

@jsulm Thankyou so much

@redstoneleo
Just be aware/for anyone reading this: Your solution is doubtless useful/correct, but it is for QWebEngine. This thread is from a decade ago when that did not exist and is for QWebView, a different Qt web viewer engine which no longer exists/is supported.

@anshah it is simple, just ignore ssl errors and continue

@anshah all the ones listed under the Signals part of the class documentation.

Crash ? I thought you only had an error.

@Babitha said in How to avoid vulnerabilities issues in wkhtmltopdf build by using patched qt 4.8.7:

How to avoid this

Since Qt 4 is out of support since ages the only way is to fix it by yourself or find someone who you can pay for.

thank you for suggest。i will try later。

@anshah said in QFileDialog: Filter directory to include only filenames in QStringList:

I just want to display the filenames in the QStringList

I don't believe you can do that.

To stay in one directory and only offer a passed-in list of filenames is not the job for a QFileDialog. You might just as well just present the user with a list of those filenames to pick from, and you don't need to bother showing a directory because you don't want the user to change it or navigate elsewhere.

@JonB Thanks Jon for the info

Hi,

You have to do that in the slot where you receive the message.

@SGaist Now it worked. Thanks very much.

@zeroDawn
That may actually be an OK combination then. You might Google for qt 5.11 qtwebkit.

Your errors actually seem to come from the /usr/lib/libQt5Sensors.so.5.11.1 when linking, rather than from the QtWebKit stuff?

The other Qt libraries being linked with are in /usr/lib64/ but libQt5Sensors.so.5.11.1 is in /usr/lib, I don't know whether that indicates a 32-/64-bit or other non-compatible mismatch?

Do you know when it last compiled/linked successfully on such a system?

I think I'll leave it at that, others may know better than I. I think it is possible your actual issue is with libQt5Sensors rather than the QtWebKit stuff.