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I got a QtWebKit.QWebView widget in a PyQt application window that I use to display text and stuff for a chat-like application.
self.mainWindow = QtWebKit.QWebView() self.mainWindow.setHtml(self._html) As the conversation gets longer the vertical scrollbar appears.
What I’d like to get, is to scroll the displayed view to the bottom when it’s needed. How can I do it? Or, maybe, I shouldn’t use QWebView widget for this?
kender – The QWebView is made up of a QWebPage and a QWebFrame. The scroll bar properties are stored in the QWebFrame, which has a setScrollBarValue() method, as well as a scrollBarMaximum() method to return the max position.
See these links for details: QWebView, QWebFrame