Realized I forgot to mention what this code does.
It opens a password-protected page which contains a link to another page
in the same password-protected folder and opens up in a new window.
The expected behavior is that the second page will open fine, since
we're already authenticated to the
I ran my script with callgrind and looked at the output in Kcachegrind,
but I didn't really grasp much of what it was telling me. It seems that
I'm spending an inordinate amount of time in libfontconfig.so, but
otherwise I couldn't identify any of my functions that were slow.
The tricky part
Yes; http://www.alandmoore.com/software/downloads/browser.py
Thanks in advance!
On 08/31/2010 11:02 PM, Taylor Carrasco wrote:
Is the code available for us to take a look at for possible optimizations
On Tue, Aug 31, 2010 at 9:09 AM, alanm mailto:m...@alandmoore.com>> wrote:
I wrote a sma
As I understand it, the webview doesn't actually load the page and update
itself until the method call returns; at which point it loads the new page and
updates the history.
To illustrate the problem I'm having a little more clearly, I've
attached a sample script. The script is supposed to co
I've encountered this problem twice now in subtle ways, I think this is
at the root of my last question about the QWebView; I've included sample
code this time to illustrate.
In the attached script, I have a widget class and a processor class.
The processor represents some kind of processing e
After being fed up with the kiosk modes offered by various browsers, I'm
taking another crack at writing my own minimal browser with pyqt and
QtWebKit for a kiosk application.
Everything is working great, and I'm able to get all the features I want
from this set up. But there is a problem. O
Thanks for responding. I don't think that's it, though. setPort() is
for creating a URL on a non-standard port from scratch. A link
shouldn't require that. Besides it works fine on my laptop when I set
Apache to port 90, and I can browser URLs on all kinds of other ports
without explicitly
Hello.
I was trying to use QWebKit to create a basic browser to use with thin
clients at our public library. Everything was looking good, but I have
found a URL on our server that simply will not load in a QWebview. I
have tried this using PyQT4.4 on Ubuntu Hardy Heron and on Windows XP,
and
