I can't figure how to implement signed urls in that module. Data syncronization features are configured passing url arguments (which I think leaves using signed urls and verification to the rest of the application code, outside of spreadsheet.py).
El viernes, 15 de junio de 2012 13:25:06 UTC-3, Massimo Di Pierro escribió: > > Sounds good. No suggestions. Except that this module predates signed URLs > and should now take advantage of them. > > I added some extra features: -Sheet class accepts a Rows object for creating the spreadsheet and stores client-side table modifications for sending bulk db update commands from the spreadsheet page -row(), colum() and matrix() methods for adding sets of cells. This needs further tests and refinement. Will send the patch to the issues page when it's ready.
