Johan Sundström wrote: > Not yet, but their present form is just downright broken, as it does > not publish the A:1 cell. I'd say that until it is fixed (perhaps by > introducing a new, sane, JSON format), it's better to leave the first > (A) column empty and let column headers rule, as with the table and > local json formats. It's more confusing and frustrating than helpful > to silently guess things you can't override. > > We could warn in the case where it seems like there is data in the > first column, and inform the user that they better keep that empty, > perhaps sparing a few words to give guilt where guilt is due. ;-) > I've emailed some Googlers to see if they can export in a more sane format... Right now, doing anything seems like a hack.
>>> I'm polishing up the last tweaks for an "instant Google Spreadsheets >>> Exhibit" page at the moment, where you just paste the feed URL and it >>> loads and renders an exhibit to it, and it would be even greater with >>> Table view in place too. >>> >> That would be neat! >> > > It's borrowing very shamelessly/liberally from your movie layout, > though; do tell if I shouldn't keep it online: > > http://ecmanaut.googlepages.com/igse.html > > For now it loads the API with bundle=false, as I don't trust my > computer to bundle up things, so it is a bit slow to load the first > time. > Very cool! It shows possibilities... such as mashing up several spreadsheets. So what's the next step? :-) David _______________________________________________ General mailing list [email protected] http://simile.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/general
