9 messages in com.googlegroups.google-desktop-developerRe: Build Question...| Subject: | Re: Build Question... |
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| From: | zbert (zb....@hotmail.com) |
| Date: | 01/28/2008 07:39:45 PM |
| List: | com.googlegroups.google-desktop-developer |
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I've linked my .gg file for the Memory game... please give it a look... it works fine in IDE and if I load it with the gmanifest but if I use the Memory.gg itself to load, the images do not load... please help me find a way to finish this gadget so that it works. Also, feel free to be critical of my programming as I'm self taught and this is my first project outside of VB, my code is probably full of extra work or missed steps. Let me know if the link does not work as I've never created a webpage either.
Thanks, Zachary D. Skelton
On Jan 25, 1:12 pm, horiworld <hori...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi
The manifestfile gadget.gmanifest results as settings within the IDE. Anyway you can modify "by hand", if needed. This file is packed with all files together in to the .gg file. Which is for distribution (->and installation). Just rename any of the gadget .gg files to .zip and you get all the files needed by the IDE. To open the gadget always use the gmanifest file. Clarify, if your question means something other.
To the other issue: Did you download and install the newest version of all the stuff? Do you use animated gif's which are not supported by the API as I know (there is another post about animgifs)? What type of graphics you use?
Regards, Andreas
On 25 Jan., 18:28, zbert <zb....@hotmail.com> wrote:
I forgot to mention that the .gmainfest works when I install it on the desktop sidebar, but when I go to the GDK and Publish->Build, the file does not work correctly off of the resulting .gg file.
Zack
On Jan 25, 11:24 am, zbert <zb....@hotmail.com> wrote:
Okay, so I was able to get it to load, and thank you for the help on that. Here's my next problem... I'll send a copy of my program when I get home but the file will work just fine in debugging but when I publish it and put it on the side bar, it doesn't work the same. I made a memory game and when you click the New Game button, all the images (which I used as cards to click on) disappear. I specifically have a line in my code to make all the images enabled and visible as they are not after you click them and it ensures a reset of the image. I'm sure this is not totally clear but if there is a reason why a program would display pictures on the debugging mode but makes them disappear on the sidebar, I'd b interested...
On Jan 25, 12:27 am, horiworld <hori...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi
The unique ID is stored in the gadget.gmanifest file and is auto- generated when you create a new project within the GD designer. Error results from another (own) gadget which is running with the same id.
Solution: You just have to delete this other gadget OR you create a new one by the GD designer and copy your XML and JS files into this directory.
This error occurs when you copy a gadget to another file name and start modifying it.
All clear?
Hope it works Andreas
On 25 Jan., 07:16, zbert <zb....@hotmail.com> wrote:
Hello All,
I have created my first Desktop Gadget and it is now coded and runs correctly. I want to build it so that it runs on my Google Desktop but after I do Publish->Build and double-click the .gg file that was built, I get an Error stating "Invalid ID". I recently changed the name of the folder from NewProject to Memory so I'm thinking this may of had an effect... how do I correct this error and where can I find resources that will guide me to the right solution?
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