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2017-11-13
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Read webcat/webpirate source code, it's not that trivial.
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2017-11-13
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It seems to me like you are searching for the pageStack feature to allow attaching a new page with the webview which should load the url for you.
You can easily to this that way.
StationMessages.qml
MessageView.qml
Of course the MessageView.qml maybe needs some GUI elements aswell like a simple bar with back button or reload stop button. Thats something you can take a look at harbour-tidings. It has a simple and easy toolbar (in contrast to my Webcat browser which has a very complicated toolbar thingy): https://github.com/pycage/tidings/bl...bPage.qml#L106
You can easily to this that way.
StationMessages.qml
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onLinkActivated: pageStack.push(Qt.resolvedUrl("MessageView.qml"), {"gotoUrl": link})
Code:
Page {
property string gotoUrl
SilicaWebView {
anchors.fill: parent
header: PageHeader { title: "Message view" }
url: gotoUrl
}
}
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2017-11-13
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Originally Posted by llelectronics
Thank you @llelectronics, that does the trick!....I had been playing with pageStack, I got the webview to open, but couldn't get it to populate with the page, because I was missing the simple 'gotoUrl' function you've shown me!, excellent!
It seems to me like you are searching for the pageStack feature to allow attaching a new page with the webview which should load the url for you.
You can easily to this that way.
StationMessages.qml
MessageView.qmlCode:... onLinkActivated: pageStack.push(Qt.resolvedUrl("MessageView.qml"), {"gotoUrl": link})
Of course the MessageView.qml maybe needs some GUI elements aswell like a simple bar with back button or reload stop button. Thats something you can take a look at harbour-tidings. It has a simple and easy toolbar (in contrast to my Webcat browser which has a very complicated toolbar thingy): https://github.com/pycage/tidings/bl...bPage.qml#L106Code:Page { property string gotoUrl SilicaWebView { anchors.fill: parent header: PageHeader { title: "Message view" } url: gotoUrl } }
Thanks again,
Regards,
Mark
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Currently, when a message has been generated by the external source, the message may contain a link to take you to the operators website for further information, by clicking the link, sailfish-browser is opened, but I would actually prefer WebView to handle the page, but how do I make this work, here's my code so far;
StationMessages.qml
Label { id: message text: model.message width: parent.width wrapMode: Text.WordWrap textFormat: Text.RichText x: Theme.horizontalPageMargin + Theme.paddingMedium anchors { top: parent.top topMargin: Theme.paddingLarge horizontalCenter: parent.hoizontalCenter } onLinkActivated: Qt.openUrlExternally(link)MessageView.qml
Page { SilicaWebView { anchors.fill: parent header: PageHeader { title: "Message view" } url: ??? } }..oO(Don't just sit there standing around, pick up a shovel and sweep up!)Oo..