A request for selecting a color by the user.More...
| Import Statement: | import QtWebEngine 1.10 |
| Since: | QtWebEngine 1.4 |
A ColorDialogRequest is passed as an argument of theWebEngineView::colorDialogRequested signal. It is generated when a color picker dialog is requested. SeeHTML5 Color State.
Theaccepted property of the request indicates whether the request is handled by the user code or the default dialog should be displayed. If you set theaccepted property totrue, make sure to call eitherdialogAccept() ordialogReject() afterwards.
The following code uses a custom dialog to handle the request:
WebEngineView {// ... onColorDialogRequested: function(request) { request.accepted=true; myDialog.request= request// keep the reference to the request myDialog.accept.connect(request.dialogAccept); myDialog.reject.connect(request.dialogReject); myDialog.visible=true; }// ...}accepted :bool |
Indicates whether the color picker dialog request has been accepted by the signal handler.
If the property isfalse after any signal handlers forWebEngineView::colorDialogRequested have been executed, a default color picker dialog will be shown. To prevent this, setrequest.accepted totrue.
The default isfalse.
[read-only]color :color |
The default color to be selected in the dialog.
voiddialogAccept(colorcolor) |
This function notifies the engine that the user accepted the dialog, providing thecolor.
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