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jirka replied on October 07, 2009 17:38 to the idea "indeed.com api key" in zembly:

Hi Matt,

The API browser UI should let you add a key into your keychain (after you sign up). Does it work for you?

Jiri

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jirka replied on July 13, 2009 16:27 to the problem "poll" in zembly:

There was a regression in the Poll template. I've fixed the problem. You will now need to go to the Customize tab on the application page on zembly, and update your instance of your app based on the fix in the template from there. I apologize for the inconvenience.

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jirka replied on April 23, 2009 23:37 to the problem "zemby does not fill Callback URL so apps doesn't work, what to do?" in zembly:

We fixed this problem at 3:50 pm PST. Sorry about the inconvenience.

jirka replied on April 23, 2009 19:05 to the problem "zemby does not fill Callback URL so apps doesn't work, what to do?" in zembly:

Jikes, this is true! We have identified the problem, and it should be fixed in about 2 hours.

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jirka replied on April 21, 2009 16:43 to the question "Source Code and Clone" in zembly:

Hi Justin,

There is a way to close the source code of your application, and make it unavailable for cloning. A section called Permissions (on the right side of the application page), should let you do exactly that.

http://blog.zembly.com/?p=718

* A click on (change) link, brings up a pop up that let's you change who can see the source code and clone your work. By default, there is "Everyone" avatar on the right side.
* A click on the Everyone avatar removes it from the "viewers". Note that dragging won't (currently) work, you must click on the avatar image.
* You can add anyone from your contact list as a viewer; or leave the item completely closed.

jirka replied on April 20, 2009 18:03 to the question "Source Code and Clone" in zembly:

How exactly it does not let you? Do you see any errors?

The following should work:
* click on (change) link brings up a pop up
* on the left you should see your contact list; on the right, you should see "Everyone" avatar
* a click on Everyone should remove it from the right side (current list of "viewers") and should move it to the left
* after confirming with "Ok" the wording in the permissions area on the application page should change to "Only selected viewers and contributors can view the source code and clone this application."

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jirka replied on April 20, 2009 16:37 to the question "Source Code and Clone" in zembly:

Hi Justin,

There is a way to close the source code of your application, and make it unavailable for cloning. A section called Permissions (on the right side of the application page), should let you do exactly that.

http://blog.zembly.com/?p=718

Let us know, if you found it!

jirka replied on April 13, 2009 15:14 to the question "bug" in zembly:

Hi Siva,

I'm getting highlighting in all the tabs in the widget you sent. It might be the case that some of the source code in your draft has broken the highlighter. If you have any draft, can you please publish it. This way, I'll be able to look at it. Thanks!

jirka replied on April 13, 2009 15:12 to the problem "E.bind is not a function" in zembly:

We fixed the problem and widgets should be fine now.

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jirka replied on April 09, 2009 15:58 to the problem "E.bind is not a function" in zembly:

A bug we caused yesterday. The fix will go in very soon today. A workaround is to include prototype.js library in your widget (in the Resources > Library panel). We apologize for the problems.

jirka replied on March 25, 2009 16:29 to the question "bug" in zembly:

Hi Siva,

Thanks for your feedback on the source code editor. Can you please tell on what operating system and browser are you? Does it hang while editing, or when you're opening the page?

Also, can you give URL of the widget or service you were editing?

Thanks!

Jiri

jirka replied on February 25, 2009 01:09 to the question "Do you have the new Kiva API calls available on Zembly?" in zembly:

Right. The reason why we require proving ownership of the domain, is to prevent creation of malicious adapters under the official domain names.

We can go around it, if you let me review the WADL file.

jirka replied on February 24, 2009 23:47 to the question "Do you have the new Kiva API calls available on Zembly?" in zembly:

Hi webmink!

Thanks for you interest! Yes, there's a feature in zembly to bring other APIs in. The instructions are here:
http://wiki.zembly.com/wiki/Bring_You...

Do you want to volunteer?

Jirka

jirka replied on February 23, 2009 22:57 to the question "Not so helpful: outdated FB "Gift" application documentation" in zembly:

While user keychain (accessible from the You page) can be in theory used with Facebook applications; it's not the easiest route. It's better to insert the keys into the application using the Facebook registration wizard as described on the wiki here:

http://wiki.zembly.com/wiki/Facebook_...

We'll be improving the usability of the wizard soon. Please stay tuned!

jirka replied on February 23, 2009 22:11 to the question "Not so helpful: outdated FB "Gift" application documentation" in zembly:

Hi Brian,

We're sorry you're experiencing difficulties. What wiki document are you referring to exactly? Is it the one below?

http://wiki.zembly.com/wiki/Facebook_...

In what part did you get stuck in particular? My understanding is that you didn't get to copy the keys from Facebook into zembly.

I would love to help!

Jirka