You need to import the module before doing it, because the module is only
loaded when you import it, try:

import PySide.QtNetwork
print PySide.__init__["QtNetwork"]

and it'll work.

The only way to fix it is loading all PySide modules when loading PySide
module, by this will be a big waste of memory, so we'll never do that.

If you want just know the existing modules in PySide, use the __all__
attribute.

I did. i just was executing code that was in the pyside examples

import sys
from PySide.QtCore import *
from PySide.QtGui import *
from PySide.QtWebKit import *

it would error out on QtWebkit. then upon further investigation i narrowed it
down to QtNetwork.

But the QtNetwork module is there, and working, at least all unit tests pass on
Windows and Linux.

The weird part is that all the modules that don't need qtnetwork seem to be
working when i try to access qtnetwork it starts failing. I will investigate a
bit more. New to this but would like to help a bit more