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Project: Developing a gadget template for Google Wave which will allow my Flash movies to interact with the Wave api. I had to adapt the existing Flex application so that it would work with ActionScript. This was a success.

Problem: Chrome v4.0 is blocking the load and/or execution of javascript files linked to in the Gadget's XML file.

(Already confirmed the gadget works in Chrome v3.0)

Example & More Details: https://wave.google.com/wave/#minimized%3Anav,minimized%3Acontact,minimized%3Asearch,restored%3Awave%3Agooglewave.com!w%252BLby6vkE9A

Errors Thrown by Chrome:

  • Refused to execute a JavaScript script. Source code of script found within request

  • Uncaught TypeError: Illegal invocation

Resources:

Search google for wave-as-client

Google Sites site/gumontheshoe/home/my-cabinet

Is there anything I can do from my end to fix this?

A: 

Use a different browser. I had the same problem, continued my development in Firefox.

jaywon
Considering I want these to be usable by others and Chrome is the flagship of Google, this doesn't seem like a really acceptable answer.I want everyone to be able to use this regardless of browser.
Kirk
i see, i thought your problem was with the GGE tools not working properly in Chrome. I had problems with the GGE in Chrome, while it worked in FF. The published gadget in question however, worked in all browsers once published.
jaywon
Nope, its not that the tools aren't working, its just that Chrome appears to be rejecting my Gadget and I'd like to know what I could do to make Chrome accept it. I'm not convinced it is purely a bug as I've seen other Gadgets work now.Again, my Gadget works in every other Browser and earlier versions of Chrome.
Kirk