I am working in a Google App Engine project that uses Google Calendar. The users can add courses in a shopping cart before actually purchasing them, and I need to show these events in the calendar. Is there any way to do so without (permanently) creating the events?
I would like to avoid creating the events and all the objects linking student and course together, which I would need to create in order to save the event id for posterior removal if the course is deleted from the shopping cart.
There is no such thing as a temporary google calendar event that auto-deletes itself. You have to code it.
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In Google Calendar, I can select an event, click on "publish event", and obtain a URL that another user can use to add the event to their calendar. However, that is a static copy of my event. If I edit my event, the edits are not propagated to the other user's calendar. How can one add an event from another calendar, and then have that event dynamically updated whenever the original is edited?
One approach is to invite every single participant, so that they can individually accept or decline the event. However, that is burdensome when the attendee list is unknown, large, or changes frequently.
This answer is not relevant because I am starting from a Google Calendar, not programmatically creating an iCal event feed.
This answer from 2010 says to manually export the .ics file, put it on a website, advertise it to users, and manually update the served .ics file periodically. Is there a better way today?
I am building a warehouse management system for WordPress store in React.js: I have built an API (http://wms-api.martoo.com/api/wms-orders) for orders and fetching all the orders in my React Dashboard.
Now I want to show notification for each order in my React dashboard. What's the best approach for that to show notification automatically when someone places an order through WordPress eCommerce. Probably sockets can help but I am looking for the solution. I will appreciate your help.
I have checked for different methods but non worked. I have tried webhooks, cron jobs but this method is effiecient. I have used pusher
Go at https://pusher.com/
Click on "Get a free account". Then register yourself at it.
Create a new App at the Channels tab.
Write the name of your app anything you want.
Choose ap2 (Asia Pacific(Mumbai)) or any other closer to the region of the website's owner on the cluster tab.
Ignore everything else and click on create.
Go to the apps tab in the navigation menu and click on the app you've created.
Read documentation for further instructions
I know there is some way to create a feed of calendar events that users can add to their calendars and have new events be automatically added to their calendars. I don't know the name of the technology used and searching wasn't bringing up much.
What is the technology used for creating these calendar feeds?
Found the thing I was looking for. It's called CalDav and uses the iCal format for data.
Some more info on Wikipedia.
Hello I want to know if I can use the Google Calendar or any code of a calendar for my page. I create a simple page with login and register box, but now I want at the 3rd page to have a calendar.
For example:
1.The user John can have his calendar and he can create events and other..
2.The Emily is another user and she have another calendar with another events that she want to add..
I know I need to do this using database, but I don't find something useful..:(
You can find this project useful. If you are not comfortable using MVC framework, you can get an idea from project and build in pure javascript.
You can use a google calendar on your page.
How to embedd and customize:
GoogleCalendar
I am trying to make a webpage that looks like the Google Calendar and allows anyone to add/edit/delete any event, working like a notice board.
For now I am using a customized UI to show all the events in my Google Calendar and it works perfectly. But I can't find out how to let anyone access my Google Calendar to post, edit or delete events. I tried AuthSub but it requires user to enter the username and password I provide. I don't want them to enter anything, neither their own Google Accounts nor the public Google Account I provide, except events. Is there any good and free choice to do that?
If you're not completely tied to Google Calendar, you could have a look at Calagator. Originally written specifically for the Portland tech community, it can be adapted fairly easily - my friend did up VanCal.org, which does a similar function. In addition to add / delete / edit, you can import and export events from Google Calendar, iCal, etc.