Hey, John.  This appears to be a bug.  It's expecting a different value from the PanelType radio button than what is sent when uploading Flash (or SilverLight).  I'll look into getting this fixed.  In the mean time, it appears you could fool the form by intercepting the form post and setting the form value ...

 Make sure your app is set to 0.8 and not 0.7.  Then get set up with firebug and trace where it's failing.  The code might have gotten mangled when it was pasted into the forums.  Also, you need to visit your app'sProfile page and manually install for some of the functionality to work.  It can't always find ...

 It seems to work fine in IE8.  If you're using IE7 you'll likely need to get some debugger to attach and diagnose what's going on.  If you look into the data response and the sub-objects the error messages are usually pretty helpful

 You must publish your app before it will show up in the app gallery.  As the developer you can install the app and view the dev version prior to publishing.  If you wish to have multiple people try out your app they must be added as developers or testers of your app.

 There are some script errors in this code that need to be fixed first.  You have to close the array being declared as "recipients".  Also, what you're doing with declaring dataRequest as a variable, redefining it as a function, then internally reassigning it to an instance of a DataRequest is going to cause you ...

 The Gadget XML format used by most other OpenSocial containers is only lightly supported by MySpace as of 0.8.  With 0.9 and OSML and Data Pipelining we're going to see much more support for the gadget XML format.  For now, think of the surface editors as abstracting away the gadget XML.  What you're actually doing is ...

I'm not seeing the ActiveX issue either.  It could be flagged because you're trying to manually expose the XmlHTTPRequest object (which uses ActiveX on IE).  If you convert from an IFrame app to an on-site app you can use gadgets.io.makeRequest to talk back to your servers. ...

 It sounds like you might wish to create an external IFrame app.  If you go through the exercise of creating an "On Site" app, you'll eventually get to the source code "Surface Editor".  On the Canvas surface you can specify an external IFrame (external URL) as the source of your app.  All other surfaces ...

 There is currently no facility for editing a developer application.  This information is used internally only, so even adding it won't have any bearing on your app.  You should edit the App's profile (and possibly your own profile) if you wish to market your company along with the app. Alternately, you could set up a ...