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Hello all,

I have been having trouble with the new versions of google's spreadsheets. Oddly, I have been able to solve this on my iPad app, but my desktop version does not work (using the same code).

So for example, here is code that works on the iPad and it also will work in your browser (just cope and paste this into a new window)

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... &tq=select*

When I try the format above in my script on my desktop app, it fails:
Any ideas?

Hi,

hm, works fine here, LC 6.6.3, Mac Mini!?

Here the data:
google.visualization.Query.setResponse({"version":"0.6","reqId":"0","status":"ok","sig":"192650728","table":{"cols":[{"id":"A","label":"Timestamp","type":"datetime","pattern":"M/d/yyyy H:mm:ss"},{"id":"B","label":"Name","type":"string"},{"id":"C","label":"Instrument","type":"string"},{"id":"D","label":"Session Time","type":"string"},{"id":"E","label":"Highest Level Passed","type":"number","pattern":"General"},{"id":"F","label":"Score","type":"number","pattern":"General"},{"id":"G","label":"Teacher","type":"string"},{"id":"H","label":"Course","type":"string"},{"id":"I","label":"Percentage","type":"number","pattern":"0%"}],"rows":[{"c":[{"v":new Date(2014,8,30,10,18,34),"f":"9/30/2014 10:18:35"},{"v":"Brian Wis"},{"v":"Trumpet"},{"v":"3 minutes"},{"v":6.0,"f":"6"},{"v":400.0,"f":"400"},{"v":"Ms. Corry"},{"v":"6th Grade Band"},{"v":0.9,"f":"90%"}]}]}});

You should check "the result" immediatly after GETting the url!
It is EMPTY on success, like here in my test.


Best

Klaus

My result: socket timeout spreadsheets.google.com:443|6930

AHA! So in general it works

Klaus wrote:AHA! So in general it works

Haha, well yes I suppose so!

I tried adding:
And now the result is empty....but so is "it"

Hi teacherguy,
Don't forget that the iPad is probably being directed to a mobile site, your desktop might not like that.

Simon

Hi Simon, I don't think I understand what you mean?

I've built the apps separately, but in trying to use the same code in both stack scripts it does not react the same way. I don't think there is anything "mobile" about what I have listed above but again I probably just don't understand what you mean.

Another piece of the puzzle.

Upon arriving home (where I use a different computer) I opened the stack and *it works.*

But then, I compile standalones for Mac and Windows... and it does not work.

So now I'm thinking that something is not being included when compiling? I have not worked on this software in a year or more, has anything changed in regards to using a launcher stack (which is what I'm doing)?

Hi teacherguy,
I don't think that it is actually the problem.
But what I meant was, sites have auto redirects, when the see a mobile device is asking for data they get directed to the mobile version of the page. It's in the header of the request, you never see it unless you are looking at the sever logs.

Chrome on Win 7 returned this:
google.visualization.Query.setResponse({"version":"0.6","reqId":"0","status":"ok","sig":"192650728","table":{"cols":[{"id":"A","label":"Timestamp","type":"datetime","pattern":"M/d/yyyy H:mm:ss"},{"id":"B","label":"Name","type":"string"},{"id":"C","label":"Instrument","type":"string"},{"id":"D","label":"Session Time","type":"string"},{"id":"E","label":"Highest Level Passed","type":"number","pattern":"General"},{"id":"F","label":"Score","type":"number","pattern":"General"},{"id":"G","label":"Teacher","type":"string"},{"id":"H","label":"Course","type":"string"},{"id":"I","label":"Percentage","type":"number","pattern":"0%"}],"rows":[{"c":[{"v":new Date(2014,8,30,10,18,34),"f":"9/30/2014 10:18:35"},{"v":"Brian Wis"},{"v":"Trumpet"},{"v":"3 minutes"},{"v":6.0,"f":"6"},{"v":400.0,"f":"400"},{"v":"Ms. Corry"},{"v":"6th Grade Band"},{"v":0.9,"f":"90%"}]}]}});

Simon

Simon,

Yes I see exactly what you listed above if I try any browser. When that json is retrieved it gets parsed and life is good.

But for some reason it is not working properly in certain situations and I'm not sure why that is. At the moment is works ok in development at home, however when I build the standalone it does not.

Have you got all the "required inclusions" set (internet)? In the standalone General tab.

Simon

Yes, in fact I even tried selecting everything available just in case, but no change.

And since I also have issues at work *even without compiling* it makes me think something else is afoot.

Using 6.6.3

Think I tracked it down.

Note to self: Leaving a "mobilebusyindicatorstart" in your desktop script may not yield an error when developing, but can halt a script in a (desktop) standalone.

So by the end of the night at home, I had everything working perfectly on a standalone, which synced to Dropbox.

Got to school this morning, ran the standalone....no good.

So I'm now suspecting my tech people have put some sort of filter in place with google docs?

And yet I can still perform the query in a browser. Does the app use a different port than 80? How would I check this?

Here is a script where (at work) I get:

result: empty
it: OK

Since this seems to somehow be related to something going on in my school building, I imagine that if any of you try this you will get a proper json "it" as I do at home. But if anyone has ideas as to why I would get the word "OK" at work (instead of the json) I'd love to hear it.