Hi,
I was trying out the kivy example on my windows machine and was getting no luck running it (I was getting a "_event.pyx" does not exist), until a stackoverflow user advised me to change
self.browser_widget() = CefBrowser(id='browser') to just
self.browser_widget() = CefBrowser()
and it worked.
My understanding of kivy is not strong enough to know why this allowed it to work, but per the s.o. reply, "It is that kivy uses the kwargs to handle the bindings (events) but the event or property "id" does not exist, so it throws that error." Just wanted to share this and thanks for the great work on cefpython
Hi,
I was trying out the kivy example on my windows machine and was getting no luck running it (I was getting a "_event.pyx" does not exist), until a stackoverflow user advised me to change
self.browser_widget() = CefBrowser(id='browser')to justself.browser_widget() = CefBrowser()and it worked.
My understanding of kivy is not strong enough to know why this allowed it to work, but per the s.o. reply, "It is that kivy uses the kwargs to handle the bindings (events) but the event or property "id" does not exist, so it throws that error." Just wanted to share this and thanks for the great work on cefpython