Nikhil,
Curious, do you see any pattern with that? 'Oftentimes' isn't quite
enough context :).
For example, my app barfs when you navigate away from the app and then
go back by pressing the browser back button. This fails consistently
for me, very repeatable its a long shot, but, perhaps thi
Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers {Repeat ad nauseam}
On Mar 3, 2:28 pm, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
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> Guys this is very important.
>
> What if Google sidelines all individuals developers application
> and try to promote only those who are well-established in fut
So, in the user profile data there is a listing of languages (ISO
Codes) spoken by the user:
opensocial.Person.Field.LANGUAGES_SPOKEN
... but is scanning this list the best way to tell what language to
display in? How does Orkut itself decide what language to display to
the user?
To the point...
Anyone know the Ruby equivalent?
On Feb 18, 12:50 pm, Mike Digital Egg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Hi Christopher,
>
> We had the same problem with our app, the following code worked for
> us:
>
> echo mb_convert_encoding($string, 'HTML-ENTITIES', 'UTF-8')
>
> Hope this helps
>
> Mikewww.learn
I am trying to post to the activity feed on Orkut with no success.
Here is the code I am using:
p = 'test ';
var params = {};
params[opensocial.Activity.Field.TITLE] = p;
var activity = opensocial.newActivity(params);
opensocial.requestCreateActivity(activity,
opensocial.CreateActivityPriority.HI
Now getting a 'not well formed ifr (line 18)' message when trying to
load my app.
It just started happening around 11am. I am requiring the following:
Anyone else seeing this?
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Our team plans on doing constant minor updates to our spec and our
backend API in the early days of the 'live' deploy. Because our
javascript client app relies on a backend server, we never want client
code to be out of sync with the backend code (like changing parameters
for making calls, etc), H
Our team plans on doing constant minor updates to our spec and our
backend API in the early days of our 'live' deploy. How can we be sure
each user that adds our app is seeing the latest and not the cached
version of the spec. Seems like there should be a way to expire the
xml spec cache when we m
Anyone have a concrete example?
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I've had similar problems since they pushed 0.6 to the Orkut
sandbox... I think that has a bug and now its always expecting to
return a JSON object instead of XML.
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Lane, that's a shame I think. That text is occupying the prime spot
for logos and taglines, making branding more difficult.
Am I supposed to do this?
http://www.barrywelch.net/incredible.jpg
A bit silly I think. Would be nice to have an option to either show
the default text or show some image s
Arne, I think it makes sense to have this, so I will put in the
request.
FYI
My Use Case:
If I update my backend server to change an API call for my client js
app, for example, its possibly going hose the cached instances. At
deploy time, I want to make sure that the client spec and the server
a
Yeah, but, when we deploy to production and the Spec XML is cached...
how long does this caching last, and will it expire? Can I manually
expire the cache for this? Because, lets say my app gets 500 users and
I find a bug or want to add a new feature and so I change the code.
How do I make sure th
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