On Friday, May 14, 2010 10:55:53 pm Benjamin Poulain wrote: > Hi, > > ext Grego wrote: > > I was comparing QWebView and QTextBrowser behaviour, and I noticed that > > the former does not seem to use image plugins. > > > > I'm on Kubuntu, which includes a jp2 plugin out of the box. > > A simple html page having a jp2 image and a png image shows up fine in > > QTextBrowser. > > The same page shows only the png image in QWebView. > > > > Any ideas how to get jp2 images to show up in QWebView as well? > > It uses image plugins, we recently had a bug because of that. > You should debug ImageDecoderQt of WebKit to know what is going on. > Maybe the type is not recognized as an image at all by WebKit, does your > web server return a mimetype "image/jp2"? >
How time flies.... I was doing other stuff for a while, relatively happy with QTextBrowser. Now I noticed that I'm eventually going to need webkit functionality, and this bit me again. I took a look at ImageDecoderQt and that seems fairly straight forward, I don't see any reason to suspect it would not support any image format Qt has plugins installed for provided the data gets that far. Btw, my data does not come from a web server, but from a file. It just a .html and a .jp2 and .png file. If you suspect the html itself, the full html and images are at http://mpaja.com/download/foo.tgz Just the html is at http://pastebin.com/9kC1rt1U Any other tips? Thanks, -- Grego http://mpaja.com/ _______________________________________________ webkit-qt mailing list [email protected] http://lists.webkit.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/webkit-qt
