On 18. okt.. 2009, at 21.56, RoboPhred wrote:
>
> You need to get the Gadget entry from the gadget you added. Once you
> do this, you can use element.setField(key, value) to control its
> state. I'm not sure how to go about getting the gadget object for a
> newly added gadget (gadget insert/append have no return types).
> Perhaps you can go back and try something like GadgetView.getGadgets
> or getGadget("url") to find it again.
Ah. Looks interesting. This would allow me to replace my python code
with a static XML file (would have to move the code - a urlfetch that
retrieves json - to the gadget - but that's not too hard).
I'll look into this.
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