Hi,
The problem is the semantics of anchor is: Go the given window (or open a new
one), then navigate to the given URL. You are blocking the second stop,
leaving a newly opened window on its initial blank page, you could probably
also block the first stop by overloading QWebEnginePage::createWi
Hi Allan,
thanks for your suggestion. I think I've found the root of the behavior.
The link has a target="_blank" and that calls createWindow() which leads to
an empty window.
If I remove the target="_blank" I can intercept the link.
But for me that feels also like an error. What sense does it make
On Montag, 28. Januar 2019 13:11:45 CET Sven Bergner wrote:
> Hi there,
> I have an app that uses QWebEngine to show a webpage that has a link to a
> pdf document.
> Now I want to handle a click on that link by
> implementing QWebEnginePage::acceptNavigationRequest().
> The method is called an I ca
Hi there,
I have an app that uses QWebEngine to show a webpage that has a link to a
pdf document.
Now I want to handle a click on that link by
implementing QWebEnginePage::acceptNavigationRequest().
The method is called an I can check if the link leads to a pdf and if so I
handle the url by myself
