How to add RTM gadget to Google AppsForDomain?
(closed account) says:
Hi, help me pls to enable remember the milk gadget on our company homepage. I know how it works in public version, but in version for domain, i wasnt able to figure out what to do. I tried add custom section, but there it became too confused for me. It would be almost ultimate solution to have RTM included in homepage for my people. But.. I spend half hour on it, and without detailed help, i cant do it. I know, it is possible - as you can see on
http://mediatortech.com/getting-things-done-with-google-personalized-start-page/
but iam missing detailed step-by-step manual, how to do it. It would be really useful for me to add it there for my company page, so iam looking forward for your reply. Thanks
http://mediatortech.com/getting-things-done-with-google-personalized-start-page/
but iam missing detailed step-by-step manual, how to do it. It would be really useful for me to add it there for my company page, so iam looking forward for your reply. Thanks
(closed account) says:
Hi martin.kis,
You need to know the URL of the Google Gadget to add it to the Custom Section of the GAFYD start page. All Google Gadgets for personalized homepage can be found at http://www.google.com/ig/directory
The URL for the RTM gadget is http://www.rememberthemilk.com/services/modules/googleig/rtm.xml
Add that to the Content Directory of your GAFYD start page as a Google Gadget and your users should be able to add it to their start page (or you could add it as default content).
Hope that works,
Daniel
You need to know the URL of the Google Gadget to add it to the Custom Section of the GAFYD start page. All Google Gadgets for personalized homepage can be found at http://www.google.com/ig/directory
The URL for the RTM gadget is http://www.rememberthemilk.com/services/modules/googleig/rtm.xml
Add that to the Content Directory of your GAFYD start page as a Google Gadget and your users should be able to add it to their start page (or you could add it as default content).
Hope that works,
Daniel