I have an application where I can fetch RSS data with a makeRequest on behalf of a user who is either a) not logged in or b) does not have the app installed. While fetch JSON data I get a 401 error (permission, viewer does not have app installed.) Is this a known behaviour or a possible problem?...

In safari 3/pc, if i try to run gadgets.json.parse() on a string larger than 40kb, i get a return value of 'false'. If i run eval() on the same string, it returns the json object like it should. In ie/firefox, i don't see this problem at all. is this a safari issue? google gadgets/opensocial...

My code is working like so: var p = {}; p[gadgets.io.RequestParameters.METHOD] = gadgets.io.MethodType.POST; // post_data is a query_string, ie foo=bar&baz=url%20encoded p[gadgets.io.RequestParameters.POST_DATA] = post_data; p[gadgets.io.RequestParameters.AUTHORIZATION] = gadgets.io.AuthorizationType...

evalJSON seems to be broken in the past 2 days when being called from the makeRequest callback on the returned response object. Is anyone seeing the same issue?

Hi. As you know, people and app are friends (thank to MySpace :)) Well, when my app recieves a VIEWER_FRIENDS list, I would like to distingiush apps and people. In API requests each user's node has field userType. For people value is 'RegularUser' Unfortunately, neither MySpace, nor OpenSocial...

Thanks for the reply. Is there a way using JSON inside the system right now without the gadgets ? (and handling the html-escaping somehow?) Thanks.

I'm trying to write an application that will keep a data-structure on the viewer's application data. I need to use json in order to convert the object to strings. If I try to use gadgets.json.stringify(_obj), as is offered in the openSocial guide ( http://code.google.com/apis/opensocial/docs...