Sent from my mobile device, please forgive errors and brevity. On Sep 29, 2011 6:24 PM, "Paul Sharples" <[email protected]> wrote: > > On 29/09/2011 16:31, Steve Lee wrote: >> >> I'm currently working on a widget for University of Oxford and would >> like to submit it to Wookie for inclusion as a sample widget. >> >> The widget is a simple learning guide that asks a series of questions >> and allows the user to build up a list of follow-up actions by >> clicking on links in the question text. Each question links to further >> questions and the actions are either a text note or a link to a >> further information in the form of a note or an external web page. The >> questions and notes are contained in a xml data file and the internal >> notes are formatted using Creole wiki format. >> >> Would this be of interest to the Wookie community? > > > This looks really good. So +1 from me. > > A minor thing - I'm working on windows and the zipped .wgt file (built from the github files) didn't automatically import into wookie, giving a BadManifestException on config.xml. I had to move the xml declarations to be the first line in each xml file, before the license text. (Eclipse was also moaning about it) Once i did that it imported okay.
Good spot. It looks like Steve added the license headers before adding to the public repository and didn't test the new build. XML must always be the first line. Ross > > >> >> We have permission from University of Oxford. I have already discussed >> this with Ross Gardler who has also worked on the code and he >> suggested I sent this email. >> >> The code is still a work in progress and can be found in this public repository: >> http://opendirective.indefero.net/p/ipo/source/tree/master/ >> >> Thanks >> >> Steve Lee >> Programme Leader (Open Accessibility) >> OpenDirective http://opendirective.com > >
