This is the official support thread for my add-on AnkiWebView Inspector.
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Thanks for the 2.1.50 update - it’s super helpful for add-on development!
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Not sure exactly which update broke it, but rightclicking on the Add Window no longer shows the Inspect option in the context menu.
@shallash Thanks for the report.
I have tested the add-on in the following environments and cannot reproduce the issue.
- Win10
- 2.1.50 - 54 (Qt5 and Qt6)
- source code (b9fd668) Qt6 build
- Lubuntu (a Ubuntu flavor) 22.04
- 2.1.54 (Qt6)
- source code (b9fd668) Qt6 build
If you run Anki with only the add-on enabled, does the issue still occur? If not, then the issue may be caused by another add-on that monkey-patches the editor’s context menu in an inappropriate way.
I should have thought of trying that before posting! The issue does go away when it’s the only addon enabled, thanks.
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Is it possible to have an option to not make the inspector collapse, I want the lines of code to stay open. Hope you can make it a setting that one can toggle on and off
Due to my poor understanding of English, I am not sure if I understand your question correctly. Do you perhaps mean that when you close a sub-window (such as editor, previewer, or stats) with the inspector open, you want the inspector to automatically open the next time you open that sub-window and restore the Console tab, etc. to the state it was in at the time of closing? If that’s what you mean, then…
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Restoring the state
- Probably impossible.
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Automatically opening the inspector when opening a sub-window
- It is technically possible to implement that functionality. However, I am afraid I have no intention of implementing it at this time, as it would require considerable changes to the code, and I don’t see the need for that functionality.
It is quite hard to explain, but I appreciate you trying to help out HKR. If I do have more question, I will ask again. But no problems I understand the difficulties on your part. Have a great one HKR(:
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