I've been working on a gadget that is fairly simple but I'm having
some problems understanding the development environment.
My installed version of the desktop is 5.8.0809.23506-en-pb. Designer
is version 1.0.0704.17595. When I load my gadget into Designer, I get
the following warning in the debug console:
Warning: <platform> is not a valid manifest element
This occurs 4 times each time the gadget is loaded into the Designer
(i.e. F5 key). Looking at the manifest file, there is only one
occurrence of <platform> as follows:
<platform>
<windows minimumGadgetHostVersion="5.0.0.0"/>
<mac minimumGadgetHostVersion="1.0.0.0"/>
</platform>
What's the warning message telling me? What's wrong with the platform
syntax in the file?
What get's even crazier is loading one of the sample gadgets. I
wanted to see how the combobox worked. I loaded ComboboxUneditable
and not only do I get the same 4 warnings about <platfrom>, I get 2
errors as follows:
ERROR: parser: <combobox> is not a valid element
So what's going on? Do I have a bad mix of Google software
installed?
Thanks for any help.
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