Ah yes, in the spirit of confusing docs, the Dashboard Programming Guide Widget "Property List" section doesn't list the key, but the Dashboard Reference "Info.plist keys" list does -- "AllowInternetPlugins" is its name. Oddly, once I set that to true, I get and "invalid drawable" error on my console log, though the composer file and QCView definitely loaded (I can tell because I can access input keys from the dashboard widget) so I'll have to investigate that one further.
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On Apr 30, 2005, at 4:11 PM, Pierre-Olivier Latour wrote: Here's a small QC Safari PlugIn I just put together (props to the example movie plugin :) ):
So oddly, Dashboard claims you can use plugins in your widgets, but I have not yet gotten this plugin to work in a widget -- I'm probably just doing something stupid.
I think you have to add some key and defined it to YES in the widget info.plist to allow use of webkit plug-ins inside widgets - it's probably somewhere in the Dashboard docs or maybe you can look at the source of existing widgets to see if one of them defines it Incidentally, is there a way to init a QCView with a URL rather than a file path? I ended up just downloading the URL to a temp file and initing the view that way, but it felt kind of dirty.
that's right, there's no -initWithURL method - feel free to fill a bug
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