On Tuesday 09 February 2016, Mike Jackson wrote: > I am attempting to use the QHelp* classes to allow our users to search > our help files (html based) using the same mechanisms as those used with > QAssistant. So far I have hacked together the major pieces and hooked > everything up. I am able to manually generate a .qhc file from all of > our html and image sources. I got so far as to enter a search string and > have the relevant documents appear in the results widget. Now when I > click on a link I would like to actually display the help. Currently we > use QWebEngineView on Qt 5.5.1 because QWebKit was being deprecated. I > am pretty sure the issue as to why nothing is displayed is because I get > a URL like the following: > > > "qthelp://bluequartzsoftware.net.dream3d.1.0/DREAM3D/addorientationnoise.ht > ml" > > > and QWebEngine probably has no idea what to do with that URL scheme. I > have looked around the internet using Google and while other people are > asking this same question there are no actual answers. About the only > possibility seems to get the file contents from the HelpEngine along > with any CSS and Image assets, write all of those to a temp location on > the filesystem, then load the URL from the temp location? There must be > an easier way that I am just missing. > > > Any help is greatly appreciated.
What you need is the QWebEngineUrlSchemeHandler which was added in Qt 5.6. It adds the ability to add custom URL schemes to QtWebEngine. Best regards `Allan Jensen _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest
