Works for me, but only in firefox 3 :-( . I suspect that this is a
problem initializing the state, but I can not even identify.
Thank you very much!
2009/12/10 dirtside :
> I actually figured out that using submitValue() instead of submitDelta
> () seems to work properly for whatever key. Not sure
But then I'll have to go through the entire process of establishing a
connection with the wave server myself, which would be a bit of a
gnarly process I imagine.
On Dec 10, 10:13 am, Raphaël Pinson wrote:
> Hi Martin,
>
> Even now, you should be able to achieve what you want to do using
> crontab
I suggest using XSS to communicate directly with your server and don't
use the robot-gadget api.
Here's an example of how to get the XSS working;
http://austinchau.blogspot.com/2008/11/html5-cross-document-messaging.html
Once you have that up and running collect robot triggered changes
server-sid
There is a known issue with images right now. It is fixed in Sandbox, and
should be fixed in Preview shortly.
Star: http://code.google.com/p/google-wave-resources/issues/detail?id=562
On Fri, Dec 11, 2009 at 4:52 AM, CJ Carey wrote:
> I tried yours, and it's no longer working. I also have a bot
https://wave.google.com/a/wavesandbox.com/#restored:wave:wavesandbox.com!w%252BmO3w_w9KA
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Hi Romain -
Google Sites is particular in regards to how files are served. XML files
aren't directly served; they're served as attachments; and that isn't
compatible with our fetcher. You can use Google Code Project Hosting to
store the files in the SVN repositories; that's where we store our
inst
I'm trying to do a submitDelta from my gadget with contents such as:
submitDelta({'foostate': 'foovalue', 'barstate': 'barvalue',
'mumblestate': 'mumblevalue'})
My robot is receiving document changed events.
What I'm seeing is that I'll get a document changed event with the
first mapping above an
I tried yours, and it's no longer working. I also have a bot that's
supposed to append images, and it doesn't work either. You can try it
out, if you want: imagepas...@appspot.com
I'm using the Python API:
doc.AppendElement(document.Image(url=image_url))
In the above example, "doc" is the blip d
Hi,
I wrote a gadget and I'm trying to share it with my friends with an
extension installer. I installed the "Extension Installer" extension
in wave and tried to use it with my manifest file, but it didn't work.
Error message: "Aw snap! There was a problem loading this extension".
The manifest fil
Hi there,
In a few words, I would like my html page to react at events generated
by the embeded wave.
I searched & searched and assumed that the addListener() method is the
only one that meets my request.
But couldn't find any kind of doc for it, no reference, like nobody is
using it.
I could u
Yes, you can. I've done this in Preview and Sandbox.
On Thu, Dec 10, 2009 at 11:41 AM, Venkat Polisetti
wrote:
> I am wondering by adding this participant to the Wave Preview, can we
> make a wave public? (NOT SANDBOX)
>
> Can some one from Google team confirm this.
>
> Thanks,
> Venkat Polisetti
Does anybody knows of a RSS robot that works well on the Preview
Server? I need one for a demo today and I just found out that
bloggy-w...@appspot.com is completely down and so it
rssy...@appspot.com.
If someone has a working RSS robot, please send me a link to it.
Thanks
Monika
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I am wondering by adding this participant to the Wave Preview, can we
make a wave public? (NOT SANDBOX)
Can some one from Google team confirm this.
Thanks,
Venkat Polisetti
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I actually figured out that using submitValue() instead of submitDelta
() seems to work properly for whatever key. Not sure why, but at least
my gadget works now :-)
On Dec 9, 3:50 pm, dirtside wrote:
> I'm developing a Wave gadget. It sets a callback function for
> setStateCallback() and setPart
oh ok. got it now, sorry... I was looking to hard.
On Dec 10, 8:22 am, Aaron Watters wrote:
> Sorry, I'm still being dense here.
>
> How does Notify(context) do different things
> at different times when neither the context argument
> nor the global namespace environment appear
> to be changing?
Sorry, I'm still being dense here.
How does Notify(context) do different things
at different times when neither the context argument
nor the global namespace environment appear
to be changing? Don't you have to pass in
some sort of information about who to notify?
-- Aaron Watters
On Dec 10,
Hi Sathish-
1. So you're using an iframe inside an iframe (the gadget)? You could
try using HTML5 postMessage, which I believe is supported in the
browsers that Wave supports.
2a. Embedding should work in a custom domain- it works for my /
google.com/ embedded waves. You're correct that there's n
Hi Maamoun -
This is an App Engine issue. App Engine runs your app from different
servers at different times, and this resets the value of global
variables. If you need to store something to persist across events,
then use the datastore or a data document.
- pamela
On Thu, Dec 10, 2009 at 12:14
It simply adds a blip for every participant on the wave. It would
probably be a bit more sensible if it displayed their address, but
tutorials are not always practical. You could extend it to do that, of
course.
- pamela
On Thu, Dec 10, 2009 at 2:01 PM, Aaron Watters wrote:
> Looking at this fu
I would suggest that he go through the gadgets tutorial, as the
example there shows how to do onload in a gadget:
http://code.google.com/apis/wave/extensions/gadgets/guide.html
- pamela
On Thu, Dec 10, 2009 at 10:27 AM, Albonobo wrote:
> i'm trying to help a friend with a gadget coding. He need
Pamela is right, it's easy to serialise/deserialize JSON strings, the
browsers that support Wave have native JSON support.
Simply use JSON.parse(jsonString) and JSON.stringify(object)
As Davis says, it's probably a good idea to store the nodes and
structure of the tree separately to avoid conflic
I have the same problem in Firefox 3.5 and Chrome. In Firefox 3 works
correctly . Any official solution?
2009/12/9 dirtside :
> I'm developing a Wave gadget. It sets a callback function for
> setStateCallback() and setParticipantCallback(), which apparently gets
> called immediately, three times
Hi Martin,
Even now, you should be able to achieve what you want to do using
crontabs. Appengine lets you call your script with cron, so what you
could do is:
1) When the bot is called in a Wave, store the WaveID in the datastore
2) When the bot is called from cron, get all WaveIDs from the
datast
We are also hitting issue #406. When using setField to set gadget state,
gadget does not receive the state change. Since we are trying to use it for
robot-gadget interaction, the robot has to change gadget state in response
to gadget state change. Is there a workaround? Thank you very much.
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