@Eric
The profiles are still disabled, you can not see an avatar or the
realname.
If you add your robot to a wave short after deployment it needs to be
cached, in the wave itself you won't see any changes, but if you are
working with datastorages you can see the robot perform altough
nothing
I think this might be an annotation. It is stored in the textview and
you have to iterate over all possible annotations looking for the one
you need. You can highlight a text in the sandbox and then view what
annotation is exactly is. It should be something like highlighted.
In the annotation is a
the wave to travese over all the
text in wave?
How to look at annotation etc? I am using sandbox only for my robot.
Thankx and Regards
Vik
Founderwww.sakshum.comwww.sakshum.blogspot.com
On Wed, Feb 17, 2010 at 2:15 PM, Thomas Jungblut
thomas.jungb...@googlemail.com wrote:
I think
You could set up an own server from the Wave protocol and then
manipulate the API.
On 8 Feb., 09:16, maher dibejma...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
It's not a future question we need to know whether we can rely on the
API extensibility there for we ask this question.
Thank you .
On 6 fév, 04:30,
Did you try it with Chrome? If you are using other Browsers you may
need Google Gears which is deprecated.
With Gears and Chrome you could drop an image to a blip and it will be
uploaded.
On 4 Feb., 08:36, Andrés Cerezo acerezoguil...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello Liz, I'm trying to upload a document
Hi Rockwalrus,
I would spy along the source code of the protocol:
http://code.google.com/p/wave-protocol/source/browse/src/org/waveprotocol/wave/
What you are searching might be in the model folder.
I guess, that a blipid is ony unique in the wavelet you are currently
using.
So a wave is:
* A
Hi Wes,
the procedure you told is right, but I guess this might be an issue
with getting the blip of a certain ID.
Just a speculation, but it would be great if you post your source code
(the relevant part).
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I guess having an own server version of Google Wave is not available
yet. I haven't seen any installation files or something similar to
that.
But I'm sure this will be done in the future, I think I have read
about it.
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Okay I got a closer look and it seems, that the getter methods do not
return the content they should. No problem with getChildren().
I opened up issue 615 and restored the old working version.
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Hey forum,
I was running my own bot, because I needed it. I noticed a malfunction
in the getChildren() method.
The problem starts after getting other childrens' children than the
root blip's.
It worked very well in the last week (sandbox and normal version), so
I guess this problem is on the API
Shot update:
I tried to get this output: getFormElement(RBG).toString();
So it gave me this here:
{'type':'LABEL','properties':{name=RBG, value=listelement_value,
label=, defaultValue=listelement_value}}
And it doesn't matter what radio button I've selected.
I don't know wheter the problem is
Sorry for spam but I can tell you what's wrong:
I let the bot give out the list of formelements for the values etc.
and I found the right one
{'type':'RADIO_BUTTON_GROUP','properties':{name=RBG,
value=po...@appspot.com, label=, defaultvalue=po...@appspot.com}
After manipulating the Radiobuttons,
Thank you!
On 28 Dez., 06:00, pamela (Google Employee) pamela...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi Thomas -
As the robot does not transmit anything about the user's clipboard, I
don't think you can use a robot to retrieve clipboard content.
You may be able to insert a gadget which reads the clipboard and
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