Hi Guys
Wonderful Step I must say. I am actually more interested in Desktop
apps rather integrating two different social networks or showing stuff
in my profile.
I was wondering whether it's possible to create Desktop application by
using OS API?
Thanks
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But insisting that every container have a sandbox area to check and
adapt the apps., before releasing them to the general public, is a
very good idea.
Also, I think it will be done even if Google wont insist because as a
developer I
I've just been doing some work on support for the People Data API as a
source[1]. You can see my feeds at:-
http://www.ecademy.com/feeds/people/1
http://www.ecademy.com/feeds/people/1/friends
I'd be grateful for any comments or criticisms. If anyone is working on
consumers for the People Data
Yes, it appears much of the OpenSocial functionality only works on
Firefox.
On Nov 8, 1:51 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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There seems to be a bug using Internet Explorer, that doesn't
recognize the opensocial object.
Firefox, on the other end, work fine.
I've checked this
This is a pretty good request and I'll be sure to pass it onward.
Regarding being able to inject data into the container to test your
applications - I don't think that this will be likely on the Orkut
sandbox, but we are going to be releasing a Container developer's kit
that will contain a
Certainly a good point. I've added standardizing container urls to
the features request page.
~Arne
On Nov 8, 9:55 am, darkua [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One of the things that i was guessing was the fact that different site
would give different information for the same request. Guess what that
We certainly want people to be able to use ads on apps, although this
is going to be a per-container policy decision. Google will be
releasing an article about monetizing applications in Orkut to help
out with questions like this. For the time being, I'm not sure that
it's worth implementing
Since there are a lot of gadget developers in this forum, I wanted to
forward on this announcement from the Google Gadgets API forum. They
haven't announced a date yet, but you can find more details here:
Thanks Arne!
It works now.
And to answer your question: no, it never worked before so maybe not a
bug there.
Thanks again,
Fernando
On Nov 8, 10:46 am, Arne Roomann-Kurrik (Google)
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Were you able to get sandbox access before?
I've re-enabled your account, so you should
I cant get the flash embed code to work using my .swf file.
The same embed code when pointed to the demo .swf
works fine.
Any thoughts or suggestions on debugging the issue?
My webserver is not being invoked to fetch any flv files.
The swf file is fetched and then nothing happens on my
site.
In this case I would expect Orkut to provide a fully qualified URI for
that request.
On Thu, Nov 08, 2007 at 06:18:19PM -, Arne Roomann-Kurrik (Google) wrote:
Certainly a good point. I've added standardizing container urls to
the features request page.
~Arne
On Nov 8, 9:55 am,
Looking for a partner to drive development and technology in travel
field. Business is centered around creating fun and easy travel
tools, like trip-planning games and visual hotel/destination review
products. Would like someone with good understanding of database
design -- there's tons of
Hi,
There's a proposed addition to the API that adds a new call:
urlTo(mode,params)
Here's the hack code we have in hi5container.js:
opensocial.Hi5Container.prototype.urlTo = function(mode, params) {
var url;
switch(mode) {
case opensocial.Hi5Container.Mode.CANVAS :
My first cut of my facebook app did exactly this-opened
an iframe with my content embedded in it. opensocial
is undefined inside this iframe. AND all toplevel url params
are not accessible.
BTW I used the Apple code verbatim to create an iframe.
The creation works great-cant do anything
I haven't been paying attention, but I haven't heard something
definitive about the id space.
Anyhow. the Negative numbers might have something to do with unsigned
long != two's complement signed long. So a 64bit id can be
represented as an unsigned long (all positive numbers), or a two's
Actually, you were right. It was my browse cache.
Thanks!
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On Thu, Nov 08, 2007 at 03:10:57PM -, Sahil wrote:
I am unable to store the persistent data in sandbox.hi5.com. Is this
functionality still not available?
Once we review some security precautions we will allow read/write
operations. This should be ready before the weekend.
Thanks for
ah, thanks, i'll try that!
On Nov 7, 9:13 pm, TylerKeen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had a problem like this. If your dynamicly building HTML with js,
Make sure that you run your behavior code after the HTML code has been
rendered on the page.
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