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| Downloads:11,543 |
| Version Downloads:929 |
| Type:Dashboard : Miscellaneous |
| License:Free |
| Date:08 Apr 2011 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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Sir, you are a scholar and a gentleman! Your terminal command line magic did indeed work (on both MLB Schedule and MLB Standings). For interested others note that I did have to slightly modify the command line to include quote characters around the widgets name (i.e. "MLB Schedule") for the command to work. (I am probably using a different shell or something from the author). After your terminal AppleClasses embedding magic I just built it again with Amnesty Singles and all is great. Baseball fans rejoice! (See the author's replies to my original questions).
Thank you so much for your courteous and quick support information!!
Could I suggest changing the interface up a little? How about modeling something after Weather.widget?
Make it like a baseball forecast or something? I dunno, I just think the interface could use more... separation.
Also, the transparent gifs being called from ESPN have some SERIOUS jaggies (see: Giants). How about using locally stored pngs instead?
Finally, THANK YOU!
Logan Rockmore
developer, MLB Schedule
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Logan Rockmore
developer, MLB Schedule
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Ken P.
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I told them about that a while ago but they don't seem to be inclined to fix it (they just put 10.4.3+ widgets they know about on the list of "known problems") - I suggest that more people let them know about the problem (which will get worse once DashCode is officially released) and ask them to fix it.
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* download a fresh copy of the widget to your Desktop - you should now have "MLB Schedule" on your Desktop with a generic widget icon
* open the Terminal (/Applications/Utilities/Terminal)
* type
ln -s /System/Library/WidgetResources/AppleClasses ~/Desktop/MLB Schedule.wdgt/AppleClasses
(all in one line)
* the widget should now work with Amnesty Singles (it did for me in a quick test)
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Sir, you are a scholar and a gentleman! Your terminal command line magic did indeed work (on both MLB Schedule and MLB Standings). For interested others note that I did have to slightly modify the command line to include quote characters around the widgets name (i.e. "MLB Schedule") for the command to work. (I am probably using a different shell or something from the author). After your terminal AppleClasses embedding magic I just built it again with Amnesty Singles and all is great. Baseball fans rejoice!
Thank you so much for your courteous and quick support information!!
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Oh, and I am not actually the author of the MLB widgets - it just happens that my widget suffers from the same problem when used with Amnesty singles.
Logan Rockmore
developer, MLB Schedule
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Mtcobra rated on 08 Apr 2011