Hi xunxin:
Thanks for your reply in first. Because of I adapt the GTK+/webkit, I
couldn't find same functions in GTK+ port. I found a function named
FrameView::adjustViewSize which use setContentSize to set the content
size. If I alter the width and height parameters, the scroll bar won't
hi all:
I still don't understand the purpose of the HashMap:
static DOMObjectMap domObjects()
{
// Don't use malloc here. Calling malloc from a mark function can
deadlock.
static DOMObjectMap staticDOMObjects;
return staticDOMObjects;
}
what kind of DOMObjects should be stored
oh, I got an idea:
Is it because these domobjects doesn't belong to a Document, so they can't
be
stored in
static NodePerDocMap domNodesPerDocument()
{
ASSERT(JSLock::lockCount());
static NodePerDocMap staticDOMNodesPerDocument;
return staticDOMNodesPerDocument;
}
2009/4/22 ZHOU
Hi, Graffine:
you may try this fuction to ajust viewport size.
Frame::setZoomFactor(float percent, bool isTextOnly)
where the function Frame::createView is called? you may try this
command
ack createView */gtk/*
and you will find
Hi,
I'm working a very specific platform built on top of Mac OS X. On my
own platform I need to use WebKit. In order to have WebKit, I've
redone my own webkit framework (in c++) and my own webkit uses webcore
framework (almost unchanged) and javascxript core (totally unchanged).
Greetings all...
I have spent the last few weeks writing what is effectively a null
interface, so I can use WebKit as a backend system for retrieving
webpages on a headless X11-less gtk-less machine.
This isnt for spamming, mail harvesting or other nefarious activities,
dont worry :-) It's so we
Hi,
Following the C# code:
view = new WebViewClass();
view.setHostWindow(this.panel1.Handle.ToInt32());
WebKit.tagRECT rect;
rect.bottom = rect.top = rect.left = rect.right = 0;
view.initWithFrame(rect, null, null);
WebKit.WebURLRequestClass
I found my solution : the user agent... Since I created my own webkit,
I didn't take the time to create the right user agent. Now that I
created one (with the right webkit version), google map works correctly.
Thanks,
Le 22 avr. 09 à 11:58, Jérôme Lebel a écrit :
Hi,
I'm working a very
this part of code has been ever tested or not? any body can tell me?
#else //non X86
void JIT::compileFastArith_op_mod(unsigned result, unsigned op1, unsigned op2)
{
emitPutJITStubArgFromVirtualRegister(op1, 1, regT2);
emitPutJITStubArgFromVirtualRegister(op2, 2, regT2);
That's an excellent point about HTTP auth.
I'm not sure that the let's just go find an open frame associated with this
worker solution will work - the reason is that with the ability to
create/pass around message ports, you can end up with the worker associated
with a frame from a different domain
You're basically switching from DocLoader to SubresourceLoader for loading a
script for workers. DocLoader uses CachedResource and SubresourceLoader
doesn't.
So another way to state your question is:
- What benefit does one get from using the cache (CachedResource) for
loading worker
On Apr 22, 2009, at 3:47 AM, Philip Orr wrote:
Does anyone have any pointers on drag and drop files from the finder
directly into a web page or section of a web page. I've got examples
in Firefox for this but sadly lacking in WebKit knowledge.
Maybe if you pointed to the examples “in
Following up on this - is using a dialog for HTTP auth for worker requests
really such a bad thing? What if we only do this as a fallback, in the case
that the initiating window is closed?
It seems more like a UX issue that the application itself could manage (if
you want to use HTTP Auth from
The cause details are below:
1. original C funtion:
JSValueEncodedAsPointer* JITStubs::cti_op_mod(STUB_ARGS)
{
BEGIN_STUB_FUNCTION(); //causes seg fault
JSValuePtr dividendValue = ARG_src1;
JSValuePtr divisorValue = ARG_src2;
CallFrame* callFrame = ARG_callFrame;
double d
Does anyone have any pointers on drag and drop files from the finder
directly into a web page or section of a web page. I've got examples
in Firefox for this but sadly lacking in WebKit knowledge.
Maybe if you pointed to the examples “in Firefox” we could get a
better idea of what
On Apr 22, 2009, at 11:54 AM, Drew Wilson wrote:
Following up on this - is using a dialog for HTTP auth for worker
requests really such a bad thing? What if we only do this as a
fallback, in the case that the initiating window is closed?
It seems more like a UX issue that the application
On Apr 22, 2009, at 12:27 AM, ZHOU Xiao-bo wrote:
hi all:
I still don't understand the purpose of the HashMap:
static DOMObjectMap domObjects()
{
// Don't use malloc here. Calling malloc from a mark function
can deadlock.
static DOMObjectMap staticDOMObjects;
return
That's also a reasonable option - so we'd just return a 401 error to the
caller if the initiating window is unable to gather credentials.
-atw
2009/4/22 Maciej Stachowiak m...@apple.com
On Apr 22, 2009, at 11:54 AM, Drew Wilson wrote:
Following up on this - is using a dialog for HTTP auth
Hi all:
I found that the qt-win-opensource-4.5.0-mingw.exe source code to build qt with
webkit under windows, and found the release version size is following:
QtCore4.dll 2.61M
QtGui4.dll 10.9M
QtNetwork4.dll 1.32M
QtWebKit4.dll 18.8M
But I installed the qt-sdk-win-opensource-2009.01.1.exe
You can drag and drop a file onto the file input control, which you
can create using input type=file. I'm not sure if that addresses
your use case.
Adam
On Wed, Apr 22, 2009 at 1:45 PM, Philip Orr philip_...@hotmail.com wrote:
Does anyone have any pointers on drag and drop files from the
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