Sorry, It seems it doesn't work with Internet Explorer....

I don't know where it comes from but I'm working on it....

Very Great Job!

but it seems have some problem that
i cannot remove some modules from the saved list after i saved it unless i clear my cookies. not all but some. and all it seems from the googlebase.

there is two cannot remove:
base.google.com/base/items
base.google.com/base/items

Thank you very much for your feedback !

With your very good informations, i've fixed the problem with Google Base hosted Modules. Now they can be added or removed safely. I'm sorry for the troubles you had, but thanks a lot for your details, it was very helpfull.

If you want to destroy manualy your saved data, you just have to delete the "saved_modules_list" cookie in the "google.com" host cookie's. It contains all saved modules.

Thanks for all.

I would love this but...
'Module is not authorized for inlining, but has indicated that it must be inlined to work properly.'
Firefox 1.5

Sorry, maybe conflicted with better module or something, not sure. Now works!
Great!

Is the saved modules list stored in the cookies? Is it possible for them to be stored on the web because I switch between many computers a day.

Also, I can't get them to save for some reason. What does s checkbox do? Is that save? When I click it, it doesn't stay checked or it won't check at all. I used Internet Explorer and Safari.

This module would be very useful if I could get it to work. :)

Hi Steven,

I've noticed some troubles with Internet Explorer and didn't test with safari yet. Actually when you click on the "S" checkbox, it add the url of selected module in a cookie (saved_modules_list) on your computer

Indeed cookies are not the safest way to store data, so i'm working on a xml based version of this module which should allow it to work properly with IE (i hope)

Of course, I'll post comments as soon as i add major upgrades to this module.

This is by far the best module ever written. However, it only saves data to cookie which is literally as good as not saving anything. (sorry I may sound rude)

Is it possible if you direct the data to a UserPref? Like how Sticky.xml (by Sophia) did it?

<UserPref name="saved_modules_list" default_value="" datatype="hidden"/>
Adding prefs__MODULE_ID__.set("saved_modules_list", here_is_the_module_data);

If it's possible, I suppose it wouldn't be hard to retrieve the data from there, right? All the best and look forward to hear from you.

www.googlemodules.com/module/706/

I modified it so that it doesn't require using cookie to store data. It should work better for people who logs in and out of different computers.