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Need some AutoIt samples/implementation for

Google Docs

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- Function DocUpload(DocTitle, DocFileName, GoogleFolderName:string; user, password:string):string - should return URL to uploaded Doc if success or empty

- Function DocGetLink(DocTitle, GoogleFolderName:string; user, password:string):string - should return URL to existing Google Document if success or empty

//Add users from list to doc's share list

- Function DocShare(DocName, GoogleFolder:string

ShareType: (Viewer, Collaborator,Owner);

UsersList : TStringList;

SendInvitation:boolean;

InvitationText:WideString;

user, password:string):boolean

//Remove all users from shared list, except the owner! Never remove the owner!

- Function DocUnShare(DocName, GoogleFolder:string

ShareType2Remove: (Viewer, Collaborator,Owner);

user, password:string):boolean

Google Sites

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//Add anouncement type of entry

- Function SiteAddEntry ( PageUnder, sHTML, Title:string

user, password:string)

Thanks

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Posted (edited)

  On 8/2/2009 at 9:18 PM, 'tobject said:

Need some AutoIt samples/implementation for

Google Docs

I realize this is a late addition, but if others come searching here, I'll put my advice in.

If you're serious about gDocs development, you probably ought to learn python, instead of [or in

addition to, au3].

apis appear to be most readily available / used in python and java.

I can't imagine google releasing an api strictly for windows short of the enterprise app things,

like the outlook connector to ease exchange migrators. Of course, if we could get a dev on staff

w/google to do it as his 20% project :mellow:

Another option would be to automate curl or wget, which are available as command line tools for windows,

as well as just about every other o/s known to man.

http://code.google.com/apis/gdata/articles/using_cURL.html

Edited by flyingboz

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Posted

  On 2/16/2010 at 2:32 PM, 'flyingboz said:

If you're serious about gDocs development, you probably ought to learn python, instead of [or in

addition to, au3].

I actually did. I wasted whole day installing python, trying to compile scripts I got from the net

but I never got anything compiled.

Eventually someone will write Google API for AU3, I guess

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Posted

Just stumbled on this topic while looking for some tips and thought I'd mention googlecl. It provides most of the functionality you're likely to need and is easy enough to automate via stdin/stdout, plus it uses oAuth which is nice.

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