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> The bug report also links to this thread for additional information.
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> On Jan 16, 1:25 am, jhouk wrote:
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> > Hi Chris,
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> > I don't suppose the delta that you're submitting is two values? I
> > fou
Hi Pamela,
Thanks for mentioning this again--I had missed it the first time it
was announced. Can you go into a little more detail how we would use
a robot RPC in the new wire protocol to create new waves? The closest
thing I can find is the robot.createWavelet() API, but the description
of that
Hi Liz!
If you're interested in online dice rolling at all, I built a
graphical D&D style dice rolling gadget a while ago to help with play-
by-Wave campaigns that I'm always happy to get feedback on. You can
find the gadget here: http://gadgets.10by10room.com/daBones/daBones.xml
and instructions
Hi Chris,
I don't suppose the delta that you're submitting is two values? I
found to my surprise when working with submitDelta for the first time
that my gadget got a callback from Wave for each value submitted in
the delta, instead of the entire delta object getting passed back to
the gadget in
7;t firing. Any ideas?
Thanks!
--Justin
On Jan 5, 4:55 pm, jhouk wrote:
> Hi Austin,
>
> Have there been any updates on thecronfront in the last couple of
> months? I'm also interested in using it but ran into the same problem
> Smola did--no docs. I'll try to hack up Stocky
Hi Austin,
Have there been any updates on the cron front in the last couple of
months? I'm also interested in using it but ran into the same problem
Smola did--no docs. I'll try to hack up Stocky if that's our best
resource, but if the new cron system was close to being completed
maybe it would
Hi folks,
I'm trying out the sample code for the Embed API and I'm running into
a serious problem. In Internet Explorer 8, I get a "Can't Display
Webpage" error in the wave div. I did a search for this issue in the
group and the bug list, and while I didn't find anything, I can't
believe no one
Hi Eirik,
You can use gadgets.io.makeRequest (http://code.google.com/p/
opensocial-resources/wiki/GadgetsMakeRequest) as basically an AJAX-for-
Gadgets. Note that Google will cache the results of this call, but
the link detailing the API gives an example of how to keep Google from
caching if you
Thanks Pamela, that's it exactly.
On Dec 15, 2:38 am, "pamela (Google Employee)"
wrote:
> Hi Justin -
>
> It looks like this issue - please star
> it:http://code.google.com/p/google-wave-resources/issues/detail?id=570
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> - pamela
>
> On Tue, Dec 15, 200
Hi gang,
It looks like we're seeing some issues with the URL returned for some
(but not all) participants when we call getThumbnailURL(). My
thumbnail is fine...when I call the API with my ParticipantId, I get a
valid image. However, for some of my collaborators, they get a URL
that looks someth
t;
> > robot_abstract.NewWave(context, participants)
>
> > robot_abstract -> An instance of the robot_abstract class
> > context -> An instance of the context class
> > participants -> A list of participants
>
> > I'm not very good with python, so that
Hi all,
We have this exact same question. We'd like to use Wave as the chat
mechanism in a tool that we're building, but for it to work, we'll
need the ability to programmatically create a new wave, add
participants to it, and fetch its wave ID so that we can embed it in
our tool. Any chance of
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