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google gadget on 2 web pages thinks it's the same gadget!
I loaded 'My notes' google gadget onto one of my wiki 1.0 web pages. After much, much trials I finally got it to remember what I had typed in! So I loaded another one on a different web page.
To my sorrow, it remembers what I typed in the note on the other page!! What to do?? I want 2 separate "my notes"
To get my notes to save my notes I had to accept cookies from the designer.
To my sorrow, it remembers what I typed in the note on the other page!! What to do?? I want 2 separate "my notes"
To get my notes to save my notes I had to accept cookies from the designer.
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Inappropriate?Hi Sara,
I'd love to help with this problem, but there are hundreds of Google Gadgets. We do support the use of the Gadgets, but we can't debug them for you. I hope you understand.
I can only recommend that you leave a note for the author of the Gadget at the page where you got it.
Was it here?
http://www.google.com/ig/directory?ur... -
Inappropriate?I already did e-mail them - labpixies.com. I just thought I'd ask in case you already knew (it probably has something to do with the cookie they put on my computer ?? maybe.
Thanks for you time.
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Inappropriate?Did you copy and the paste the code separately from the original embed code, or did you copy and paste one plugin from another?
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Inappropriate?I've created two pages here and here with the LabPixies gadget, but I can't get either one to save the text of the note. Anytime I refresh the page, the "note" always resets to the initial state. You might want to try a different "notes" Gadget. -
Inappropriate?I finally solved the problem of the note not losing all it's data. I had to accept cookies for LabPixies.
However, getting 2 "notes" on different pages apparently is not possible because they only use one cookie!1 Comment
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Really? It sounds like they're storing the data in the cookie, which means your notes won't be available from any other computer (which isn't a problem as long as you only work from one computer). -
Inappropriate?That's true. I hadn't thought of that, that sounds like a problem. Maybe I'm going to have to give up on them afterall.
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