WxHTML

[LutherRevisited]

I have a quick question, I've noticed that some pages display with unusual gaps
in them in a wxHTML window, and these pages don't contain anything unusual
javascript....etc. Is the WxIEWINDOW or whatever it's called better for this?
Or is there something I can do to stop this from happening. I've copied the
html code and ran it in Mozilla and IE and it shows fine. I know that there
are limitations in what wxhtml can do, so is this just something I have to
accept when using it?

[Robby Russell]

On Thu, 2004-10-21 at 04:38 +0000, LutherRevisited wrote:

I have a quick question, I've noticed that some pages display with unusual gaps
in them in a wxHTML window, and these pages don't contain anything unusual
javascript....etc. Is the WxIEWINDOW or whatever it's called better for this?
Or is there something I can do to stop this from happening. I've copied the
html code and ran it in Mozilla and IE and it shows fine. I know that there
are limitations in what wxhtml can do, so is this just something I have to
accept when using it?

Have you considered wxMozilla?

www.wxmozilla.org
-Robby

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[Andrew Dalke]

Robby Russell wrote:

Have you considered wxMozilla?

www.wxmozilla.org
What's the project status? Last update on that page is
from 2003-10-11, or over a year ago. I see a mailing from
Kevin Ollivier dated 2004-09-13 commenting on some bugs
under Mac OS X (my platform of choice) saying
I've already spent a considerable amount of time on this,
and I'm not sure how much I will continue working on this
in the near future.

Ahh, and there's one dated 2004-10-15 from Kevin suggesting
wxWebKitCtrl as an alternative for that platform. But
there are few search hits for that term. Anyone have a
better point for info about it?

What's that? Download the source? Guess I will ...

Andrew
da***@dalkescientific.com

[Cliff Wells]

On Thu, 2004-10-21 at 06:20 +0000, Andrew Dalke wrote:

Robby Russell wrote:

Have you considered wxMozilla?

www.wxmozilla.org
What's the project status? Last update on that page is
from 2003-10-11, or over a year ago. I see a mailing from
Kevin Ollivier dated 2004-09-13 commenting on some bugs
under Mac OS X (my platform of choice) saying

> I've already spent a considerable amount of time on this,
> and I'm not sure how much I will continue working on this
> in the near future.

wxMozilla isn't currently usable on OS X for wxPython 2.5 (and you'll
want 2.5 on that platform).
Ahh, and there's one dated 2004-10-15 from Kevin suggesting
wxWebKitCtrl as an alternative for that platform. But
there are few search hits for that term. Anyone have a
better point for info about it?

Yes, Kevin just wrapped wxWebKitCtrl for wxPython. It's in the current
cvs.

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