If a gadget is loaded via JavaScript as with the samples and sample container, the client side container scripts render a title bar with options to edit the user preferences for said gadget.
If, however, a gadget is loaded via the ifr url technique, there's no immediate access to user preferences. Is this by design? Just to be clear I'm referring to using the following approach: http://localhost:8080/gadgets/ifr?url=spec.xml I'm attempting to embed Google and OpenSocial gadgets in an existing site but without the user preferences being accessible when using the ifr url technique this approach is pretty a non-starter for me -- and for various reasons I'd actually prefer to use this approach over embedding via JavaScript. Thanks for the assistance. Steve
