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Posted to dev@shindig.apache.org by Chris Chabot <ch...@xs4all.nl> on 2008/04/16 11:52:28 UTC
Todo gadget using not supported feature, time to update README?
Hey Guys,
Well it looks like it might be a sad day, a day on which we have to
say goodbye to our old friend, the todo gadget, who has served us so
well as the standard gadget that we would tell people to use when
checking out shindig, I'm sure we'll all miss our old friend a lot,
On a more serious note: If you look at http://www.labpixies.com/campaigns/todo/todo.xml
you'll notice it now uses the 'locked-domain' feature, something
that has to do with http://code.google.com/apis/visualization/documentation/gadgets.html
i believe, which is iGoogle only from the looks of things. So
shindig (both java and php versions) error out on this with an
'Unsupported feature' error.
We mention this gadget in the shindig/java/README:
4) Hit server at http://localhost:<port>/gadgets/ifr?url=<gadget-url>
Example: http://localhost:<port>/gadgets/ifr?url=http://www.labpixies.com/campaigns/todo/todo.xml
So ... time to pick another gadget and update the README i guess :-)
-- Chris
Re: Problem with samplecontainer.html
Posted by "M. Lucas" <ml...@cam.ac.uk>.
Thanks Cassie,
It works now.
Michiel Lucas
CARET
On Apr 16 2008, Cassie wrote:
>Michiel -
>
>This is simply because the sample container loads in the caja
>libraries. Your version of jquery is not compatible with caja and thus
>everything breaks. The people working on caja know about these issues
>and I think are working to produce caja compatible versions of all of
>the common js libraries.
>
>If you want to use Shindig with your gadget, in your local client you
>can just remove the dependency of the opensocial-0.7 feature on the
>caja feature. (in features/opensocial-0.7/feature.xml)
>
>I hope that helps.
>
>- Cassie
>
>
>On Wed, Apr 16, 2008 at 12:05 PM, M. Lucas <ml...@cam.ac.uk> wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I made a opensocial gadget what uses jQuerry and runs perfect on orkuts
>> sandbox. Now I was running it local and i was using the
>> saplecontainer.html but nothing of my jQuerry works properly. It keeps
>> hanging on the loadscreen and i am getting these errors :
>>
>> Not callable: ([object Window]).[object Object] {}.noSuchMethod is not
>> a function [Break on this error] ({}).noSuchMethod(str); ifr (line 4123)
>> Not readable: ([object Window]).[object Object] fail("Not callable:
>> (")ifr (line 943) handleCall(Window ifr, Object type=load
>> target=div#titel currentTarget=window, undefined)ifr (line 1037)
>> handleCall(Window ifr, Object type=load target=div#titel
>> currentTarget=window, undefined)ifr (line 4261) handleCall___(Object
>> type=load target=div#titel currentTarget=window, undefined)ifr (line
>> 1084) handle(Object type=load target=div#titel
>> currentTarget=window)jquery-latest.js (line 2073) (no
>> name)()jquery-latest.js (line 1864) Not callable: ([object
>> Window]).[object Object]
>>
>>
>> I can assure you that it works without errors on orkut and other
>> sandboxes.
>>
>> thanks for youre time
>>
>> Michiel Lucas
>> CARET
>>
>>
>>
>
Re: Problem with samplecontainer.html
Posted by Cassie <do...@google.com>.
Michiel -
This is simply because the sample container loads in the caja
libraries. Your version of jquery is not compatible with caja and thus
everything breaks. The people working on caja know about these issues
and I think are working to produce caja compatible versions of all of
the common js libraries.
If you want to use Shindig with your gadget, in your local client you
can just remove the dependency of the opensocial-0.7 feature on the
caja feature. (in features/opensocial-0.7/feature.xml)
I hope that helps.
- Cassie
On Wed, Apr 16, 2008 at 12:05 PM, M. Lucas <ml...@cam.ac.uk> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I made a opensocial gadget what uses jQuerry and runs perfect on orkuts
> sandbox. Now I was running it local and i was using the saplecontainer.html
> but nothing of my jQuerry works properly. It keeps hanging on the loadscreen
> and i am getting these errors :
>
> Not callable: ([object Window]).[object Object] {}.noSuchMethod is not a
> function [Break on this error] ({}).noSuchMethod(str); ifr (line 4123) Not
> readable: ([object Window]).[object Object] fail("Not callable: (")ifr (line
> 943) handleCall(Window ifr, Object type=load target=div#titel
> currentTarget=window, undefined)ifr (line 1037) handleCall(Window ifr,
> Object type=load target=div#titel currentTarget=window, undefined)ifr (line
> 4261) handleCall___(Object type=load target=div#titel currentTarget=window,
> undefined)ifr (line 1084) handle(Object type=load target=div#titel
> currentTarget=window)jquery-latest.js (line 2073) (no
> name)()jquery-latest.js (line 1864) Not callable: ([object Window]).[object
> Object]
>
>
> I can assure you that it works without errors on orkut and other sandboxes.
>
> thanks for youre time
>
> Michiel Lucas
> CARET
>
>
>
Problem with samplecontainer.html
Posted by "M. Lucas" <ml...@cam.ac.uk>.
Hello,
I made a opensocial gadget what uses jQuerry and runs perfect on orkuts
sandbox. Now I was running it local and i was using the saplecontainer.html
but nothing of my jQuerry works properly. It keeps hanging on the
loadscreen and i am getting these errors :
Not callable: ([object Window]).[object Object] {}.noSuchMethod is not a
function [Break on this error] ({}).noSuchMethod(str); ifr (line 4123) Not
readable: ([object Window]).[object Object] fail("Not callable: (")ifr
(line 943) handleCall(Window ifr, Object type=load target=div#titel
currentTarget=window, undefined)ifr (line 1037) handleCall(Window ifr,
Object type=load target=div#titel currentTarget=window, undefined)ifr (line
4261) handleCall___(Object type=load target=div#titel currentTarget=window,
undefined)ifr (line 1084) handle(Object type=load target=div#titel
currentTarget=window)jquery-latest.js (line 2073) (no
name)()jquery-latest.js (line 1864) Not callable: ([object Window]).[object
Object]
I can assure you that it works without errors on orkut and other sandboxes.
thanks for youre time
Michiel Lucas
CARET
Re: Todo gadget using not supported feature, time to update README?
Posted by Kevin Brown <et...@google.com>.
Any candidates for an alternative default gadget?
As a work around, we could just drop in a dummy locked-domain feature for
the time being and continue using it, but I don't like that solution unless
/ until locked-domain becomes a standard feature.
On Wed, Apr 16, 2008 at 2:52 AM, Chris Chabot <ch...@xs4all.nl> wrote:
> Hey Guys,
>
> Well it looks like it might be a sad day, a day on which we have to say
> goodbye to our old friend, the todo gadget, who has served us so well as the
> standard gadget that we would tell people to use when checking out shindig,
> I'm sure we'll all miss our old friend a lot,
>
> On a more serious note: If you look at
> http://www.labpixies.com/campaigns/todo/todo.xml you'll notice it now uses
> the 'locked-domain' feature, something that has to do with
> http://code.google.com/apis/visualization/documentation/gadgets.html i
> believe, which is iGoogle only from the looks of things. So shindig (both
> java and php versions) error out on this with an 'Unsupported feature'
> error.
>
> We mention this gadget in the shindig/java/README:
> 4) Hit server at http://localhost:<port>/gadgets/ifr?url=<gadget-url>
> Example: http://localhost:<port>/gadgets/ifr?url=
> http://www.labpixies.com/campaigns/todo/todo.xml
>
> So ... time to pick another gadget and update the README i guess :-)
>
> -- Chris
>
>
--
~Kevin