Jeffrey, sorry it's taken me so long to get around to spending time on testing this. I think I found a couple of bugs. Sorry if they are logged. I did a quick search and didn't find anything.

I installed the widget in my iGoogle page and selected the Twins collection and added some items no problem. I signed out and signed back in to verify that my Twins collection was selected in the the list (it was). I couldn't add any items though. Clicking the send button appeared to do nothing. I switched to another collection added an item, then switched back to the Twins collection and added items ok. But when I signed out and signed back in, I reproduced the issue.
https://bugzilla.osafoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12032

I also tried this on my iPhone which worked great. I click on the Quick Entry Widget section and added items. I did run into the same bug as above though. The only issue on the iPhone is that when you have the phone oriented normally ie: I guess you call it portrait mode, you can't get at the send button - it's too far to the right. Basically, all the widget fields don't fit in the display. I had to orient the phone sideways to see the whole widget. I wasn't sure if this was considered a bug or anything we could fix but I logged it anyway.
https://bugzilla.osafoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12033

Sheila



On Apr 16, 2008, at 11:30 AM, Jeffrey Harris wrote:

Hi Folks,

I'd love it if people could give the new Quick Entry widget a try. It works with iGoogle, but you don't need an iGoogle account to try it out.

To get started, just click on 
http://fusion.google.com/ig/add?synd=open&source=ggyp&moduleurl=http://widgets.osaf.us/google_entri.xml

The gadget does *not* currently work with IE6, but it's been tested lightly with IE7, Safari, and Firefox. More testing with these would be great.

The gadget currently talks to the Chandler instance running at widgets.osaf.us, which is a copy from a few weeks ago of Hub, so you can re-use your current Hub account details without fear of polluting your Hub account.

Things to test:
- Choose different collections
- List of collections, username, and selected collection persist between iGoogle sessions - List of collections changes after "Refresh collection list" (logout) and logging back in as a different user
- Create a note by clicking the Send button
- Create a note by using the keyboard shortcut (Shift-ENTER)
- Ascertain whether you see a status message as you send your note
- If you have an iGoogle account, log in to iGoogle from different browsers, check that changes to selected collection/logging out are reflected when refreshing iGoogle in the other browser

A few notes:

The Google version of Quick Entry persists a list of collections and tickets with Google (not your password, because it's exposed in the URL and thus could leak out in referrer logs). URLs can't handle more than 2K of data, however, so the total number of collections saved is limited to 10.

Next steps are, once we've had a little more testing, to add a link to the gadget from the hub login page, and to add the gadget to Google's directory of gadgets.

Thanks!
Jeffrey
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