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Blip size not adjusted to fit gadget size (Sandbox only)

2010-01-05T16:45:03Z

Hi,
Starting today, I noticed that when adding a gadget to a blip, the
blip size is not calculated correctly and only part of the gadget is
shown. This was not the behavior until yesterday, and also on the
preview version it still works fine, i.e. the blip size is adjusted
automatically to fully accommodate the gadget.

Re: Problem with html form in a Gadget on FireFox

2010-01-05T14:01:48Z

Thank you, this solution does work.
Note that normally an empty action is legal and is equivalent to the
current document's address (see
[link]
for example), and it does work fine if you use it on FireFox or Chrome
in a standalone HTML document (not in Wave), and in Chrome it works

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2010-01-05T00:33:04Z

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Re: Problem with html form in a Gadget on FireFox

2010-01-04T23:17:39Z

It should work if you put:
<button type="button" id="chooseColor" onclick="buttonClicked
()">Select</button>
If you don't include type="button" then the default is assumed, which
is type="submit" - so the form is actually being submitted and that's
throwing the error as the action is empty.

Problem with html form in a Gadget on FireFox

2010-01-04T19:33:05Z

Hello,
I have a gadget with a simple form whose ACTION attribute is set to an
empty string:
<FORM NAME=ColorSelection ACTION=""><P>
<INPUT TYPE=RADIO NAME="Color" VALUE="Red">red<BR>
<INPUT TYPE=RADIO NAME="Color" VALUE="Blue">blue<BR>
<INPUT TYPE=RADIO NAME="Color" VALUE="Green">green<P>
<button id="chooseColor" onclick="buttonClicked()">Sele ct</button>

Re: Radio Button Group not work !!!!!

2010-01-04T15:18:20Z

Sorry for spam but I can tell you what's wrong:
I let the bot give out the list of formelements for the values etc.
and I found the right one
{'type':'RADIO_BUTTON_GROUP',' properties':{name=RBG,
value=po...@appspot.com, label=, defaultValue=po...@appspot.com }
After manipulating the Radiobuttons, the value and defautValue

Re: Sticky Gadget

2010-01-04T14:19:11Z

I don't know what your intention is but I talked about something
similar (albeit conceptually), in the protocol forum.
[link]

Re: Radio Button Group not work !!!!!

2010-01-04T10:57:39Z

Shot update:
I tried to get this output: getFormElement("RBG").toString ();
So it gave me this here:
{'type':'LABEL','properties':{ name=RBG, value=listelement_value,
label=, defaultValue=listelement_value }}
And it doesn't matter what radio button I've selected.
I don't know wheter the problem is in the API or in my

Re: Radio Button Group not work !!!!!

2010-01-04T10:44:25Z

push!
Hi all,
I have the same problem. Here is an example:
textview.appendElement(new FormElement(ElementType.RADIO_ BUTTON_GROUP,
"RBG"));
for(int i = 0; i < LIST.size(); i++)
{
textview.appendElement(new FormElement
(ElementType.RADIO_BUTTON,LIST .get(i),"RBG")); //(ElementType type,

Re: [Google Wave APIs] ToDoList Gadget using JQuery UI and JQGrid

2010-01-04T02:45:54Z

I apologize if occasionally does not work, because I am deploying a
new version and running tests.
2010/1/3 Matias Molinas <matias.moli...@gmail.com>:

Re: [Google Wave APIs] ToDoList Gadget using JQuery UI and JQGrid

2010-01-04T02:42:46Z

2010/1/3 pamela (Google Employee) <pamela...@gmail.com>:
Yes, that's the idea!
ToDoList Gadget Installer:
[link]
BubaProject Robot Installer:
[link]

Re: [Google Wave APIs] Re: wavelet.appendBlip("ID") doesn't set DataDocument

2010-01-04T02:30:45Z

Ah. I believe it means that the new ID will be stored there *after*
the operation has been processed.
The API doesn't know the actual ID of the blip until after the
operations are sent to the server, and just gives you a temporary ID.
The server then puts a datadocument of the new ID in the wavelet, so

Re: [Google Wave APIs] Sticky Gadget

2010-01-04T01:25:42Z

Hi Aminits -
That isn't possible now. If it was, it would probably be something
like a sticky blip, and the user could pin that blip. The user could
fake that now by loading the gadget in one wave, loading the other
wave, and splitting the screen so that the gadget wave is always
visible. This may not work for your use case, however.

Re: [Google Wave APIs] ToDoList Gadget using JQuery UI and JQGrid

2010-01-04T01:23:08Z

Snazzy!
So, if the user has a buba account, it will sync to their account, and
if not, it will save in the state?
I like that idea, if so.
I made a sample wave on sandbox with it here:
[link]
Is there an installer?
- pamela

Re: gadget trouble using javascript

2010-01-04T01:00:56Z

You're both wrong. I told you it was probably something really simple
and that I was new. Javascript should not be capitalized. Sorry for
the waste of your time.