Chrome Dev Editor and Polymer

[Tim McCallum]

Hi,

Is there a way to use the Chrome Dev Editor to demonstrate the Google Docs (the web component to import Google Doc content into a webpage)?

I would like to place some code in the Chrome Dev Editor (referencing a Google Doc eg <google-doc key="1234567890"></google-doc> and the watch the http://127.0.0.1:51792/testProject/testProject.html page reflect the changes which I am making in the Google Doc.

Tim

[Max]

what's that 'key' attribute? is it the document id?

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[Tim McCallum]

Yes it is the Google Doc Id eg. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1234567890

I figured out how to use the Chrome Dev Editor, what a brilliant product! The top left menu has options to clone git projects right into the editor. This video explains a lot < https://www.google.com/events/io/io14videos/3888155e-32b6-e311-8491-00155d5066d7 >

[Rob Dodson]

Are you wanting the page to reflect exactly what you're typing in google docs as you type it? If so you'll need to setup some kind of polling or something so it can continually request new data.