[visualization-api] Re: Visualization via Python Data Source

2009-01-04 Thread Chen Harel
Hi, thanks a lot for clarifying things up. Now it's working and we can get ahead and do some business. On Jan 4, 10:08 am, VizBoy wrote: > Hi, > > Are you sure your code is in sync with the appEngine? > Because the appEngine returns: > handleQueryResponse({version:'0.5',reqId:'0',status:'o... >

[visualization-api] Re: Visualization via Python Data Source

2009-01-04 Thread VizBoy
Hi, Are you sure your code is in sync with the appEngine? Because the appEngine returns: handleQueryResponse({version:'0.5',reqId:'0',status:'o... and the python code that i saw in the svn always returns: google.visualization.Query.setResponse({'version': . So two differences, the name of the

[visualization-api] Re: Visualization via Python Data Source

2009-01-02 Thread Chen Harel
Hey, Happy new year :) I've just realized I can give point you to the source in a very efficient way, since it's an open source project on Google code... http://code.google.com/p/tvepisodes/ The client (gadget) is myepisodeTemp.xml and the server is searchShows.py If you need any more info from

[visualization-api] Re: Visualization via Python Data Source

2008-12-31 Thread Chen Harel
Hey, thanks a lot. Of course I missed the google.load :) (It was there, but in a function that was not yet called) So now I am getting something, but I still get an error that "User is not signed in" Now that occurs whether I'm trying to access the spreadsheet, and more important when I try to us

[visualization-api] Re: Visualization via Python Data Source

2008-12-30 Thread VizGuy
Hi Chen Generally the code looks good, but there are a few things: 1. The spreadsheet you are trying to access is not accessible to me, so I can't verify you have data in it and so on. I assume you have data in it. You can try to open in your browser the url that you put in the query, and see the