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How to install QGIS with QtWebKit plugins?
QGIS packages from qgis.org now include these Python bindings. So installing python-qgis from qgis.org together with libqtwebkit4 should solve this problem for plugins requiring qtwebkit (LRS, MultiEdit, OpenLayers, qgis2web, QuickOSM, Statist, WFS 2.0 client, WPS client and others). Even after reset/restart.
Where does the map in qgis2web come from?
Refresh your browser and see that the web map will load with Paris at the center. This is a trivial example, but you can see how you can use any function available in the OpenLayers or Leaflet libraries to customize the web map. The exported map resides on your computer.
Why do I get error ” cannot import name QtWebKit “?
When I try to install de OpenLayers plugin I receive this error “Cannot import name QtWebKit” I red different posts, they conclude that the QGIS code doesn’t uses anymore the python QtWebKit. Also I red that new versions of QGIS after 2.16 would fix this problem. CAn you help me? I had the same experience.
Which is better qgis2web or OpenLayers or leaflet?
The qgis2web plugin has many limitations and it cannot do everything that the powerful web mapping libraries OpenLayers and Leaflet can do. This process can act as the starting point in your web mapping process and save you valuable time by creating a basic template from which you can further customize the web map.
Is the OpenLayers plugin installed in QGIS 3.2.2?
I’ve just installed QGIS 3.2.2 and after installation, tried to use the Plug in Manager to install the OpenLayers plugin. But it’s not in the list to install. Any ideas? The OpenLayers Plugin is deprecated. It is recommended to use QuickMapServices or QGIS core functionality instead of OpenLayers Plugin because the latter has many issues.
Can You import pyqt4.qtwebkit on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS?
I still can’t import PyQt4.QtWebKit and install the OpenLayers plugin. Ongoing with 2.18.28 on Ubuntu 18.04 and all suggestions above tested. Workaround for Google Maps (Terrain layer is screwed but the rest is fine): Same problem here with QGIS 2.18.17 on Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS and libqtwebkit4 installed.
How to install Python-QGIS from qgis.org?
So installing python-qgis from qgis.org together with libqtwebkit4 should solve this problem for plugins requiring qtwebkit (LRS, MultiEdit, OpenLayers, qgis2web, QuickOSM, Statist, WFS 2.0 client, WPS client and others). Even after reset/restart. How is it possible?
Can you install QGIS 2.18.17 on Ubuntu 18.04?
Same here, I installed QGIS 2.18.17 from qgis.org on Ubuntu 18.04, and I installed libqtwebkit4. I still can’t import PyQt4.QtWebKit and install the OpenLayers plugin. Ongoing with 2.18.28 on Ubuntu 18.04 and all suggestions above tested. Workaround for Google Maps (Terrain layer is screwed but the rest is fine):