WOW!
Why isn't there a major diclamer in the documentation?
Does not work in IE!
On Nov 15, 6:36 am, CodeRain [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try using Firefox.
IE has some issues.
When there is an exception raised, IE stops execution.
If you really have to use IE use Try{} Catch{} blocks.
Maybe helpful: This error happened to me in an intermitent way... a
few retries (always with the bpc=1 option, but not sure if it is
related - probably not) made the opensocial JS namespace appear.
On Nov 13, 10:38 pm, Arne Roomann-Kurrik (Google)
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Hey Nicholas,
In
In testing, I verified that friends can indeed see each other's person
app data, so that's good. It would've been a little crazy having to
use global app data for everyone, I'm glad that provision was in
there.
I am having a bit of an issue with using the returned data, though. I
can verify
The Hi5 sandbox currently uses the synd querystring parameter (e.g.
synd=hi5), which is nicer than trying to parse the parent URL. That
would be a preferred standard IMHO.
On Nov 14, 1:04 pm, Arne Roomann-Kurrik (Google)
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Currently there isn't a standard way of doing
Yes, the GData API will be up before Orkut goes live with OpenSocial.
~Arne
On Nov 10, 2:16 pm, Jayesh Salvi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It would be understandable if Google won't announce the dates just yet. But
I would like to know some information on relative timeline. Will the GData
API
function responseHandle(data) {
var viewer = data.get(name_used_in_fetch);
// Error handling
if (viewer.hadError()) {
//Handle error using viewer.getError()
console.log(viewer.getError());
return;
}
viewerData = viewer.getData();
// loop to show data
for (x in viewerData)
What are the practical uses of instance application data and person
application data, since each person can have only one instance? (in
orkut sandbox at least)
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Well, I'm not sure this is the best way, but this is how I've been doing
it since I haven't figured out how to iterate through the maps.
The data comes back as a map object per the spec (for
newFetchPersonAppDataRequest) When processed, returns a MapPersonId
My apologies for the off-topic query... but doesn'tfor inbreak IE?
Thyako wrote:
function responseHandle(data) {
var viewer = data.get(name_used_in_fetch);
// Error handling
if (viewer.hadError()) {
//Handle error using viewer.getError()
console.log(viewer.getError());
That absolutely did the trick, thanks! I kept looking for a method,
instead of just using the index. D'oh.
From what I know of maps (which isn't a ton), since you can't just
iterate through them without a list of the keys, since the map itself
doesn't store anything other than the key-value
Instance data refers to the application instance, not the person instance :)
Thyako wrote:
What are the practical uses of instance application data and person
application data, since each person can have only one instance? (in
orkut sandbox at least)
Hi guys,
I looked at the preview documentation for the persistence data API.
The store operation in the API uses the atom entry element. In the
example, I see the type being used as text. Is it possible to store
arbitrary data with an arbitrary type, the way the atom protocol
allows? Are there
I was wondering, suppose we have a social tool in a page wanting to
gather data from other service. For a real example, the *witter
application in *acebook.
We have a contained with the data of the current service (*acebook)
and we need to gather data from the other (*witter). It makes sense to
Sorry for the double post, it looked like the first one hadn't gone
through, so I re-posted.
On Nov 15, 11:18 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
In testing, I verified that friends can indeed see each other's person
appdata, so that's good. It would've been a little crazy having to
This came from another post:
_args()[parent] // will return the domain.
On Nov 14, 8:22 pm, Didier DURAND [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everybody,
I would like my gadget to be able to know on which platform (Orkut,
Ning, hi5, etc...) it is running.
I didn't find any variable / method in
Brilliant idea, here's my profile:
http://sandbox.orkut.com/Profile.aspx?uid=7740163822306985964
On Nov 15, 6:56 am, Jeff Beier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was wondering why i could never get a response back from the friends
request.
Maybe this way I can properly test.
Alejandro Rivero wrote:
We have a contained with the data of the current service (*acebook)
and we need to gather data from the other (*witter). It makes sense to
gather this data into opensocial data structures, but which should be
the best strategy? Could it be sensible to ask the other
Hi, where are you from?
What places you would like to use in this app? Do you have something
like group to develop those ideas?
I what to development this project with you.
[]'s
F. Mccoy
On Nov 14, 1:58 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Who's interested in a Location service for
Hi codewarrior415,
Thanks for this hint
_args is a function that is proprietary to Orkut: it doesn't exist on
Ning (I tested)
So, i can test on the existence of function _args to know that I am
in Orkut or not but how do I do to differentiate among the other
container?
didier
On Nov 15,
Hi everybody,
I would like to implement Opensocial Application.
I have one site xyz.com. it's have multiple photos.
Now, I want to Devlop Application which will show Random photo from my
site. to hi5, or other site which provide external opensocial
application allow.
hi5 allow external
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