Arne did this with coderunner by linking to the app page on Orkut.
Here's an example: http://graargh.returnstrue.com/coderunner/ .
jdavid.net wrote:
has anyone figured out a way to add a widget from a button on a
website to an opensocial container?
Yeah, it looks like the proxy url ( http://0.gmodules.com/46/o/ig/proxy
) is returning the same 404 error we were getting earlier today from
everything else. Can you guys please look into a fix.
-Dustin / iWiddit.com
Vlad Katz wrote:
Does makeRequest work? and if not, is there any way of
Are there any Hackathons planned for any of the Seattle area campuses at
this point?
Also, any chance you guys could post video of the presentations online
(for those of us who will not be able to attend)?
-Dustin
Lane LiaBraaten wrote:
Hi Everyone,
Just want to make sure you've heard
Hi Rush,
http://code.google.com/apis/opensocial/docs/javascript-0.6/reference/opensocial.DataRequest.html
VIEWER_FRIENDS isn't allowed: the supported keys are VIEWER, OWNER,
OWNER_FRIENDS, or a single ID within one of those groups
Hopefully they'll change this eventually... or at least leave
It's not working yet... you can only use groups at this point (eg
'OWNER', 'VIEWER', 'OWNER_FRIENDS').
Here's the thread where Arny talked about it:
http://groups.google.com/group/opensocial-api/browse_thread/thread/5224feb6875b6cd6/e27466d91b380e64
-Dustin / iWiddit.com
Aakash wrote:
I
I'm curious as to whether the getId() method will return a unique id for
each individual user across all containers or if it will only be
guaranteed unique on a single given container.
At any rate, it may be a good idea to prepend the container name to any
id used for relational storage. That
Not sure if it's been mentioned yet, but I'd like to see a Male/Female
field or boolean.
-Dustin / iWiddit.com
Arne Roomann-Kurrik (Google) wrote:
Hi Ruchi,
Contact details like email probably won't ever be shared on Orkut
due to privacy and spam concerns. I can't officially speak for
Simple answer... the IE implementation is really buggy at this point,
and breaks most everywhere, so use Firefox and keep your hair :).
I'm doing basic IE testing on my beta apps before implementing
opensocial functionality, if I can... kind of a pain, but I figure it
will save me precious
Here's a thread where Arne weighed in on a similar question:
http://groups.google.com/group/opensocial-api/browse_thread/thread/5224feb6875b6cd6/e27466d91b380e64
Might be the one Aaron was talking about.
A. Chapin wrote:
I can't remember where I saw it, but at the moment, getting people by
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());
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)
Try Firefox... from what I can tell it's an IE only error.
Nicholas Krut wrote:
Does anyone know a workaround to get opensocial working when this
error comes up? It seems like there is still a huge issue here that
is not being addressed. I cannot even begin to develop opensocial
apps
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