[Qt-interest] <solved> Re: Qt application as browser plugin ?

[Martin Schröer]

Update:

I tried harder, removed all my sources and started over with another fresh
install of the qtbrowserplugin package as supplied on the nokia Qt network.

I also added a registry entry pointing to the plugin dll, as described in

https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Plugins/The_First_Install_Problem
[ thanks to Frank Hemer, who originally supplied that link to me ]


I did find out, that my path was pointing at the bin directory of the Qt 
subdir,
but --not-- to the /qt/bin subdir, where it was supposed to point at.

After changing that, the plugin is at least loaded with no more error 
outputs
in Google Chrome, but won't show up there at all.

In Firefox, it IS showing and running.

So, thanks for all your help and information.

I'm still wondering, why there IS another Version of the QtCore4.dll in the
toplevel bin directory of the Qt tree, that refused so hard giving me so 
much
headache and letting the plugin refuse to work.

Changing all the PATH settings to the qt/bin subdir instead of the 
toplevel /bin
solved the problems. Now the plugin is no longer working in Chrome, but 
that is
okey for me -- for now -.^

Martin