On Aug 27, 2007, at 1:35 AM, Damien Chavarria wrote:
None of the browser's (Safari, Firefox, Camino, ...) windows seem
to be composited so my code falls back to what the SimpleCarbonWeb
sample does, i.e. insert the HiWebView I just created into the root
control of the window. Here comes the problem, the browser windows
(at least I'm sure in Safari from debugging into it) doesn't seem
to have a root control! What I try to do then is create one with
CreateRootControl() and embed the HiWebView into it and show it. At
this point I see a white frame where the HiWebView should be. It
fails to load a page however (doesn't show anything) and has
problems redrawing (does not redraw at all actually) so I figure
something must be wrong. In Firefox it doesn't even show the white
area.
I don't know why this is failing.
This is really a Carbon question, not a WebKit question. Your issues
seems generic to any use of HIView in browser plug-ins, not specific
to HIWebView. For debugging purposes you might want to first get it
working with another HIView so you can isolate the HIWebView issues
from the general HIView issues.
I would have assumed Safari was already using HiWebView to begin
with and would allow me to use it as well (but maybe that's
actually why it doesn't?).
Safari is a Cocoa application, so it's not using HIWebView.
-- Darin
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