No, I didn't change anything in widget xmls. On Apr 7, 10:41 pm, String <[email protected]> wrote: > If users get that message just when updating your app, one possible cause is > that you've made a change in your widget's XML. Changing something like the > name of the XML file means that the OS doesn't recognize it as the same > widget - so it can't find the widget to load - so it displays that message. > > For this reason, I've got widgets with some really obsolete names to their > XML, but I'm not willing to change them. If you already have, then the best > you can probably do is to advice your users that they need to just delete > and re-add the widget. > > String
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