Hey Dustin, Thankyou for helpingit works when I use methodType
instead of method and gadgets.io instead of opensocial
Cheers,
Makarand
On Feb 2, 11:01 am, Dustin Jorge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The difference is the namespace. Using 'methodType':'post' works if you
> call gadgets.io.maker
Sure !
I am also trying to get it through, will let you know if I get it
correct.
Hemant
On Feb 2, 10:12 pm, Dustin Jorge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I believe gadgets.io is where the makeRequest function will live in 0.7,
> so I'm trying to avoid using opensocial.makeRequest any more.
>
> I ca
I believe gadgets.io is where the makeRequest function will live in 0.7,
so I'm trying to avoid using opensocial.makeRequest any more.
I can only get post working with gadgets.io.makeRequest, and I haven't
seen signing work without using opensocial.makeRequest.
Also, the returned object from t
Hi,
Have you get success in opensocial.makerequest also
like below-
opensocial.makeRequest('URL',
function (response) {
},
{'method' : 'POST', 'contentType' : 'html', 'postData' :
'a=b&c=d' })
I am stucked here, can you help . I see in reponse from container
Orkut server
Has anyone gotten a signed request to go through using gadgets.io.makeRequest
yet?? (not opensocial.makeRequest)
victorc wrote:
> Yes using opensocial.makeRequest, signed requets work using some
> workarounds (because still some bugs in OAuth implementation).
> More details here
> http://group
Yes using opensocial.makeRequest, signed requets work using some
workarounds (because still some bugs in OAuth implementation).
More details here
http://groups.google.com/group/opensocial-orkut/browse_frm/thread/c11ed68173a2bc69
and some info here
http://groups.google.com/group/opensocial/web/vali
The return object contains 'text', 'errors', and 'data' which are also
all objects. You can use something like the code below to see the
contents of the returned object:
function retDat( data ){
var html='';
for(x in data){
html += x + ': ' + data[x
Awesome, Dustin. It seem to work. However, the call does not seem to
work with contentType = 'html'? Is it expecting JSON? I returned a
simple string from my PHP and when I try to print it out with
javascript, I see "Object object"
Thanks
O"n Feb 2, 2:01 pm, Dustin Jorge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
The difference is the namespace. Using 'methodType':'post' works if you
call gadgets.io.makerequest, but not opensocial.makerequest.
I prob shouldn't be using gadgets.io under 0.6 anyway :)
alvin wrote:
> When I use {'methodType':'post'} I get this javascript error:
>
> postData only supported f
I've had success with this using 0.6 on Orkut:
var fetcher = {
fetch:function(url, cb, err){
var _self = this;
var params = {
'authenticationType':'signed',
When I use {'methodType':'post'} I get this javascript error:
postData only supported for POST methods
http://1.gmodules.com/46/o/opensocial-0.6.js
Line 127
It looks like "Method" is the correct name for that property but
"Post" is not supported...
On Feb 2, 12:15 pm, Dustin Jorge <[EMAIL PROT
Try using {'methodType':'post'} in lieu of {'method':'post'}... that
should do it.
-Dustin / iWiddit.com
alvin wrote:
> I cannot seem to get makeRequest to use POST.
>
> This is the line of code:
>
> opensocial.makeRequest("http://mydomain.com/test/hello.php";,
> onServerResponse, {'method
I cannot seem to get makeRequest to use POST.
This is the line of code:
opensocial.makeRequest("http://mydomain.com/test/hello.php";,
onServerResponse, {'method' : 'POST', 'contentType' : 'html',
'postData' : 'a=123&b=456'}
1. On server side, $_POST is empty
2. $_SERVER['REQUEST_METHO
{ 'postData' : 'A=value&B=value' }
-Dustin
On Feb 1, 2:03 am, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I need help me on posting variables to a server side file using
> makerequest()
>
> Suppose I have 2 variables 'A' and 'B' to be posted
> How do I pass these variable to the func
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