Description of the bug/feature. For aliases or deletion requests, please
see the Issue Tracking wiki page for the proper place to make the request.
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We, Outlook Amusements Inc., have a gadget for daily horoscope (
http://www.californiapsychic.com/p_admin_xml/google/googleModule.xml ) which
had been working flawlessly for the past few years. Now, for the past few weeks
people have started complaining about this being defaulting to a sign (virgo)
when they first add the gadget to their igoogle page. If you take a look at the
XML, the UserPref element with attributes required=true and default_value="" is
there, yet when you add the gadget to your igoogle page, it doesn't ask for the
users to set their preferences as they are not already set. I used to work
correctly before so I am wondering as to what might have changed?
PLEASE FILL OUT THE FOLLOWING FOR A BUG REPORT ONLY (delete everything
below this line for a feature, alias, or deletion request):
What steps will reproduce the problem?
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1.On your igoogle page, click on "add stuff >>", for the search gadget, type
horoscope.
2. On the search results, select "Your daily Horoscope" from
www.californiapsychic.com and hit "Add it now", once done, click on "back to
igoogle home"
3.The gadget should prompt you to select your horo sign, but it doesn't.
What is the expected output?
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The gadget should prompt user to set user preference when they are not set.
What is the actual output?
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The gadget is not prompting the user to select preference when none is set.
Which browsers have you experienced this on?
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IE7, IE8, Chrome, FireFox
Which operating systems have you experienced this on?
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windows xp, 2003, 7
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Original issue reported on code.google.com by bk...@mainst.com on 23 Jul 2010 at 10:12
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
bk...@mainst.comon 23 Jul 2010 at 10:12