Looks like we were revisiting this at the same time. Yes, the following works correctly:
import Qt 4.7 import QtWebKit 1.0 Flickable{ id: myflickable width: 640; height:480 contentWidth: webView.width contentHeight: webView.height WebView { id: webView preferredWidth: myflickable.width preferredHeight: myflickable.height url: 'http://qt.nokia.com' } } I guess the idea is that Flickable has a contentItem that is of size (contentWidth, contentHeight), which results in a circular reference with preferredWidth / preferredHeight. I wonder if there is a way to warn us of the circular reference. -Tico On Nov 8, 2010, at 8:38 PM, ext michael.bras...@nokia.com wrote: > Hi, > > On 06/11/2010, at 7:17 AM, ext Tico Ballagas wrote: > >> I was trying to create a basic QML Webkit + Flickable proof of concept. >> >> import Qt 4.7 >> import QtWebKit 2.0 >> >> Flickable{ >> width: 640; height: 480 >> contentWidth: webView.width >> contentHeight: webView.height >> WebView { >> id: webView >> preferredWidth: parent.width >> url: 'http://qt.nokia.com' >> } >> } >> >> However, this seems to show a checkerboard... until you scroll. Once you >> scroll, the content magically appears. I've tried this on both Linux and >> Mac and get the same result. What am I doing wrong? > > Does it work correctly if you give the Flickable an id, and bind WebView's > preferredWidth to myFlickable.width rather than parent.width? Items added in > a Flickable become a child of the Flickable's contentItem rather than the > Flickable itself, which may be causing the problem (parent.width is binding > to the contentItem's width rather than the Flickable's width). > > Regards, > Michael > > <ATT00001..txt>
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