10 messages in com.googlegroups.google-mashup-editor[gme] Re: Feed reader with tabs
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avi a22 May 2008 07:39 
Tony Loton22 May 2008 22:57 
avi a22 May 2008 23:33 
Jason23 May 2008 13:40 
avi a24 May 2008 01:38 
Jason02 Jun 2008 14:21 
avi a02 Jun 2008 16:42 
avi a05 Jun 2008 04:18 
Jason06 Jun 2008 11:14 
avi a06 Jun 2008 11:55 
Subject:[gme] Re: Feed reader with tabs
From:avi a (avia@gmail.com)
Date:05/24/2008 01:38:28 AM
List:com.googlegroups.google-mashup-editor

Sure. on the google mashup editor, on the right column you have a l list of "my projects" and "samples". On the smples you have "Feed reader." It is the fourth from bottom. That's the one I'm asking for an example using it with tabs. E.G. in each tab a user will be able to create a different list. I will be using my template so on tab "A" I'll might be x-path-ing atom;xxx to be rendered and on tab "B" i'll be x-path-ing atom:ccc, because they are different RSSs, with different syntex. Thanks.

On May 23, 11:40 pm, Jason <gmej@google.com> wrote:

Can you be more specific about what type of feeds you want users to be able to add?

Each tab has a corresponding gm:section component which can contain any custom JavaScript you need. The Amazon Best Sellers mashup displays several gm:list modules in each of the tabs but you can place anything you'd like -- writable feeds, map displays, and the list goes on. If you reply with the other functions you'd like to see added, we can try to help you further. Thanks!

- Jason

On May 22, 11:33 pm, avi a <avia@gmail.com> wrote:

Thanks Tony, Well, not exactly. Using tabs like that more or less, i'm doing
here.:http://takeslides.googlemashups.com

the sample I was referring to has other functions. What I don't know about it, is how to put in each tab the JS which lets user add feeds and render them. thanks.

On May 23, 8:58 am, Tony Loton <loto@googlemail.com> wrote:

This might be what you are looking
for:http://amazonbestsellers.googlemashups.com/

It has separate tabs for each of Books, DVD, Electronics etc. on Amazon. Each tab specifies a different gm:list but they all use the same gm:template for rendering, as you can see in the source code
athttp://amazonbestsellers.googlemashups.com/index.gml

Tony Loton, author -- "Creating Google Mashups with the Google Mashup
Editor"http://www.lotontech.com/it_books.htm

On May 22, 3:39 pm, avi a <avia@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi, I'm looking or asking for a code example. It should be like your feed reader example, just if you can include another tab with same functionality, different template (different x-path). Thanks.