does anybody know if Google Calendar API has an SLA? Where can I find more information about getting support and SLA from them? We are trying to gauge how long it would take them to solve issues? thank you all!
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Unable to find information at https://developers.google.com/calendar/v3/reference
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Unfortunaltely, at the moment of this answer there is no available feature for retrieving the working hours throughout the API.
However, you could use the Freebusy query to retrieve the calendar hours you will be busy as a workaround for getting the working hours (you then can of course filter the response data to just get the working hours and not any other busy moment you are not interested in.
Moreover, if you would like to request this feature for Google Calendar API, you can file a feature request in the Public Issue Tracker.
I hope this has helped you. Let me know if you need anything else or if you did not understood something. :)
With Google Analytics New Data Retention Changes. Are there any ways to implement it to all accounts under your main log in? We have multiple accounts. If anyone could help it'd be greatly appreciated! Thanks so much. Reference article on the Policy: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/7667196
Updating this setting in batch is unfortunately not possible. You have to click your way through the interface for each property one by one.
These data retention settings can be updated via the GA management API, but write requests have a daily quota of 50.
we are using google maps api v3 in our web application, but it started to display message about exceeding daily quota. But I looked in developers console and I cannot find any message about this, or any graph. When I take a look on numbers for maps api we have around 5000 every day. Is there any way how I can get to quota which we exceed? Some more info? Are there any other quotas?
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What I've found is a graph you can see if you're going to the google developer console.
Under this link all your projects are listed, when you're logged in. Select the project you want and you'll see a graph with requests on the used APIs by this project with possible billing an more informations.
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Also Google observes the google-api tag here, add this tag to your Question and maybe you'll get official help.
Google Analytics automatically filters out some bot traffic (e.g. from Googlebot and Bing's bot), but some smart bots that execute JavaScript show up like normal users in GA reports. What's the best way to filter them out?
I spent time researching this question and wrote up a detailed answer with step-by-step instructions and screenshots. I hope others find it helpful!
http://blog.yottaa.com/2011/03/google-analytics-how-to-segment-and-filter-out-robot-traffic/
I was wondering if its possible with Google Analytics to send real-time HTTP notifications to say PHP when a user visits my website. If not, I am curious about any real-time notifications that Google Analytics can send to me when a user visits my site. Thanks!
EDIT::Just came across Piwik and it says that it is realtime... does anyone have any experience with them or using their api?
As far as I know, no. You'll have to use another service or write your own.
Maybe there is a commercial google analytics that may give you this but i don't know.
Just to announce that this feature is very close to be released.
According to their blog (http://analytics.blogspot.com/2011/09/whats-happening-on-your-site-right-now.html), it will become public sometime in the next few weeks.
too late but, you can use imrelay - for free http://indo-mars.com/imrelay/ , just use socket.io /webrtc in your php.