this worked for me
if (typeof wave != 'undefined' wave.isInWaveContainer()){
wave.setStateCallback(stateUpdated);
wave.getState()
}
that can also trigger the update callback once
I din't bother with registerOnLoadHandler as jquery does the load
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I would get rid of the global variables exentually.
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I don't use
Just put
if (typeof wave != 'undefined' wave.isInWaveContainer()){
wave.setStateCallback(stateUpdated);
wave.getState()
gadgets.window.adjustHeight();
}
at the end of
That worked
Thanks
On Nov 13, 5:20 pm, Sny luthra.su...@gmail.com wrote:
Try this :)
def OnBlipSubmitted(properties, context):
blipId = properties['blipId']
On Nov 14, 1:16 am, TylerRupperttrupp...@semissourian.com wrote:
Thanks for all your help guys. I think I may have it figured
gadget take on the with of the client app.
What are you saying you want an inline gadget? Not possible.
It is possible to do some funky stuff within that gadget itself like a
dynamic horizontal scroll I'm doing. Set the main div inside you
gadget to something like 700px and an outer frame div to
...you can put you own custom scroll bar, like the wave client.
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Ok.
I believe in magic.
But this time i cannot figure out what exact magic is necessary.
Here is minimal gadget, containing only debug log and printing state/
mode/viewer/host at various stages:
http://qmax.academ.org/wave/test.xml
At start of onloadHandler there is:
if (wave === undefined ||
And hi.
Finally redesigned gadget to show available time for meeting
participants:
http://serial-experiments-qmax.googlecode.com/svn/wave-gadget-meeting/trunk/meeting.xml
Now it's matter to click/select your free hours and everyone will see
it in their local timezones.
Please welcome to test
Available commands:
1) it can change emoticons into smiley images.
2) weather command [weather-cityName] ex. [weather-pune]
3) Radio gadget command [radio]
https://wave.google.com/wave/?pli=1#restored:wave:googlewave.com!w%252ByVcEyB--A
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When I changed the version on my robot, I found that appEngine kept
serving v1 of the application. To fix this, I went into the Versions
panel on the dashboard (under the Administration header) and made v2
my default version. Then removed and re-added the bot, and everything
was updated well.
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On Sun, Nov 15, 2009 at 4:04 AM, Makoto inoue...@googlemail.com wrote:
Google Wave does not seem to have a functionality to define my own
group
(Correct me I was wrong. I thought this kind of mailing-list is the
most basic feature for any collaboration software, so I have been
wondering why
To create a wave via programming in Java:
wavelet.createWavelet(participants, dataDocument);
wavelet - A Wavelet object.
participants - A ListString of the participants that you want to
include (format of name: usern...@googlewave.com)
dataDocument - A String referring to a named dataDocument
Python is extremely limited in how it interacts with waves (notably,
it can't delete blips).
On Nov 15, 11:26 pm, iJames ijamessa...@gmail.com wrote:
Oh! The Java API has more functionality?
I'm really liking playing in Python too!
On Nov 15, 6:54 pm, Olreich olre...@gmail.com wrote:
If robots get access to folders and/or tags, that organizes the inbox
pretty easily. Also, both Java and Python have persistence models, so
an extra wave for Data is unnecessary. One could also use a bunch of
Data Documents for the data as well.
On Nov 15, 9:44 pm, Jo hyphen el
This seems to be bug#278
http://code.google.com/p/google-wave-resources/issues/detail?id=278
changing appengine version will let appengine to serve new
capabilities,
but wave server will not rerequest it.
until this bug is fixed the only way is to start robot with new
capabilities is to upload
And GADGET_STATE_CHANGED is not in current API neither in java nor
python.
Where did you found it ?
On Nov 17, 1:02 am, hcvst hcv...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi,
my bot's capabilities.xml states that it is interested in
GADGET_STATE_CHANGED events. I've upped the bot's version after adding
this
It is in a wave by specification. The gaget load event basically
amounts to sticking
scriptgadgets.util.runOnLoadHandlers();/script on the end of your
gadget. But there is still some code appended after that.
Don't bother specifying head and body tags. Just shove in the
scripting and the rest
html, head, body tags should be stripped.
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GADGET_STATE_CHANGED does not exist currently - but has been mentioned
by Google as coming in a future version of the API, AFAIK, this hasn't
been released yet.
Possibly I read about it on the Wave API Issues.
On Nov 16, 9:58 pm, qMax qwigly...@gmail.com wrote:
And GADGET_STATE_CHANGED is not
I still couldnt get it to work with chrome, Firefox or IE even after
manually adding the space. I tried doing it the SVN way but when I
actually added the gadget to wave it showed an broken image. I copied
the exact code from google and it still didn't work.
The Java API has the Blip.getParent() function. When this is called,
the returned blip does not have the ability to getParent() again it
seems. or, at the least, one cannot continue walking without hitting
null on the second trial. The same rings true when using
isParentAvailable() to check for
Hi all,
I am trying to develop a Robot that adds a file to a wavelet, based on
input expression.
Drag and dropping file to a wave works fine, but I cannot find a way
to do it from the Extension API (only adding images or gadgets seems
to be supported).
Can somebody help me ?
Regards
Bruno
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I think currently communicating from robot to gadget is not possible?
The gadget.setField does not change the state of the gadget in my
tests.
Regards, Jacco
On 12 nov, 16:48, just marvin marvin.greenb...@gmail.com wrote:
It occurs to me that since you'll need a bot and a gadget, you could
+1 will be nice.
On Nov 15, 9:38 pm, Jo hyphen el johyphe...@gmail.com wrote:
Anyone know if there any plans to integrate Wave into Gmail (or vice
versa)? Just thinking it would be nice to view your email and email
2.0 from the same inbox..
Just curious.
Jo-el
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My Gadget is working fine in iGoogle and Blogspot, and I can set the
user prefs. But I haven't found a way to set the user prefs in Wave.
What's the trick?
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I'll add you, because I'm sadly lacking in people to test this with
too.
On Nov 14, 12:30 pm, David Cummins dwcumm...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hello,
Could you add me please to: dwcumm...@googlewave.com
Regards
D Cummins
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Lol, I just submitted a feature request for that yesterday xD
http://code.google.com/p/google-wave-resources/issues/detail?id=462
On Nov 17, 1:03 am, jhb barr.j...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks for the discussion. I created a feature request and added some
of the ideas discussed.
The only thing that I can think of is inserting a robot that inserts a
gadget. That's a first guess, as I've had little to do with gadgets as
of yet.
On Nov 16, 11:41 am, Andy andyd...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm trying to build a manifest that will put an item into the new wave
menu that will create
Somehow I missed that it's a draft only. I thought the protocol
already supported it, so I just added the event to the Python client
lib in waveapi.events. I guess I will have to listen for other events
and incur the additional traffic load for now. Which event should one
use: BLIP_SUBMITTED,
I don't think Robots could ever be expected to be capable of moving
items into folders, since they're just another Participant on the
wave, and the folders belong to other participants.
Possibly a Gadget API would be a better place for this, or maybe a new
client plugin API, to allow users to
The problem is that Robots can create a mass of waves, but can't
organize it very well for the user, so the user wouldn't want a robot
to do anything outside of the wave, but rather operate entirely
within. Allowing robots to organize themselves would be expand them
outside of a wave-by-wave basis
Okay, thanks that fixed it.
This is a very weird bug in the Python API. .RegisterHandler
(events.WAVELET_SELF_ADDED, OnRobotAdded) must always be the last to
be defined. :-/
- Sri
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onlythoughtwo...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi,
i had the same
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