[WebKit-devel] [Bug 263817] Wikipedia search results aren't loading or redirecting correctly

Dawit Alemayehu adawit at kde.org
Mon Jan 24 06:10:00 CET 2011


https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=263817





--- Comment #6 from Dawit Alemayehu <adawit kde org>  2011-01-24 06:09:59 ---
(In reply to comment #5)
> The only line that appears when clicking on language link in wikipedia, french
> for example, is this :
> konqueror(10772)/kdewebkit KWebPage::acceptNavigationRequest: url:  QUrl(
> "http://fr.wikipedia.org/" )  , type: 0 , frame: QWebFrame(0x77a610)
> 
> same with english language link :
> konqueror(10772)/kdewebkit KWebPage::acceptNavigationRequest: url:  QUrl(
> "http://en.wikipedia.org/" )  , type: 0 , frame: QWebFrame(0x77a610)
> 
> Another example of this is on http://www.onnouscachetout.com/
> When I click on forums link (on the left side) nothing happens. Again :
> konqueror(10772)/kdewebkit KWebPage::acceptNavigationRequest: url:  QUrl(
> "http://www.onnouscachetout.com/forums" )  , type: 0 , frame:
> QWebFrame(0xf6dfd0)

That is good enough... What that shows you is that the request made it all the
way to QtWebKit. Your clicks actually work and are handled properly by
QtWebKit. Now, you have to determine where the networking layer is doing its
job and you can do so by following the same guideline I gave you in comment #4,
but enabling the debug area 7044 instead of Konqueror. IOW, in step #3 type
7044 instead of Konqueror and follow all the other steps...

> Another thing that come to my mind now, is that i'm using squid as a local
> cache. Could it be the problem ?

It most definitely could be. You should try it without going through the squid
cache to see if the problem goes away. If  it does, then I suggest you disable
KDE cache from Konqueror's configuration dialog box. If you have a local squid
cache, it is pointless to have the local KDE one as well.

> I dont have time to make further testing right now, but I have this problem only 
> with rekonq and konqueror/webkit, no problem with firefox, chromium, arora, 
> konqueror/khtml.

Hmm... the problem is only with the kdewebkit based browsers ? Then the above
suggestion I made makes no sense, but still try it and see if it resolves your
problem.

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