buggy WebKit behavior
buggy WebKit behavior
- Subject: buggy WebKit behavior
- From: Ryan M Joseph <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 12 Dec 2004 19:27:56 -0700
I have just been using the WebKit for the first time and experienced some issues, maybe bugs or intended. First off I should mention I was making wrapper functions for use in carbon and I use 10.2.6.
First is a drawing issue that I found present in the fully cocoa example "MiniBrowser". In the cocoa version I noticed that "some times" the view would draw a white background and remove the scroll bars making an annoying flicker. In the cocoa version is was not too bad but when embedded in tab like in my carbon version it would redraw the background of the pane which did look bad. I don't why this would be but is there a way to turn it off or work around it? I tried disabling drawing during and after loading but no luck.
Second was an actual bug that in some ways make the kit unusable. In the cocoa example MiniBrowser when you hide the app (and then show it again) windows containing the kit would reload the URL. In the carbon example
SimpleCarbonWeb and in my modal when the app is hidden the window containing the kit would become disabled (I.e. it can not respond to any events and remains this way), if I hide the app once more the window would stop drawing even leaving a white region on the desktop. Does anyone know of a work-around for this, or is this a bug in my version of X that maybe a tech-note has been written on?
Thanks for your help in using this otherwise great API. cheers
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