I am using a public google calendar where various users create events via my application and can view them. However upon using fullCalender I am fetching all the events together(All users can view all the events, however I want so that user can only view the events he/she is a part of). Is there a way to fetch events purely based on the group members in the event.
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Can we delete calendar events created by another user(Google App account) using Google App script?.
I would like to have a list of events created by a particular user along with the calendar event details and then i want to delete some events among those.
Is this possible?
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On my site (asp .net mvc) users create many specific schedule for the day, week. May be up to 10-50-100 events on week. I want allow users import to own google calendar all events with one click.
I found this way.
But I need add many events with one click.
I need add many events with one click. If add 10 events in loop - user must 10 click to start add (go to url) and 10 click to save event in gCalendar.
I have google console account, i can generate file for import, i can write on JS.
I would like to track a button click event on my wordpress site. But i want the info in such a way that how many clicks were made by a particular user. Can i pass user-id from my website and get the number of clicks for the user-ids?
I'd split this out into two areas: (1) tracking the button click, and (2) collecting data by user. For tracking the button click, I would recommend Event Tracking. For collecting data by user, I would recommend passing in a non personally identifiable user ID as a user-scoped custom dimension. Then, you'll be able to create a flat table custom report with your custom dimension and event category as dimensions, and total events as a metric. Then you can see events per user.
One additional note here, you might want to explore using the User ID feature, which allows you to measure logged in users across browsers and devices. But even if you use the User ID feature, you'll still need to use custom dimensions to see data by User ID.
I have find a solution for this. I have used event tracking to achieve this. I have used the following function in the click event of the button.
_gaq.push(['_trackEvent','button-category','Click','Clicked by the user:User id from my site']);
In the label field i pass the user id from my site. Now, i can see the clicks of a particular user using his id under Behavior->Events->Pages->Your Page->Event Category->Event Action->Event Label. As username is personally identifiable info according to google, i didn't use username.
I am using the IBM iLog Elixir calendar for my website. Its working fine.
My issue is that, I want to create an agenda view for the events in the calendar for the date that is selected in the DataChooser (which I do by sending a request back to my database, and fetching the events for that particular date).
But the issue here is with the events that are recurrence. They have rules, and based on the rules the iLog calendar shows them on the calendar. But for me, I just check for the events with that date.
There are two solutions:
Is that I understand the rules in the database, and make a query that checks those rules and send me back the events.
Solution is, the iLog calendar already fetches all the events, and displays them according to where they should be. So, I should try to find a way to fetch these events from the calendar itself.
The solution second is a better choice, as it makes the calendar faster (as I dont have to send another request to database) and it also is already doing what I need. All I need to figure out how to fetch these events.
How can I fetch the events from calendar itself.
I have an application I'm currently working on that requires Administrators to be able to track the views of a ticket and it's duration.
I've got the tracking of the number of views by users sorted out, I have a table that contains a TicketID, UserID and a DateOpened. Each time a user visits the page, a new row will be inserted.
However, the way I would like to track the duration of views is by having a DateClosed field in the table which will allow me to work out view duration in the code as opposed to storing the time directly.
I can't use Google Analytics or anything Third Party for the task either due to internal policy as it's an intranet application.
What would be the best way to achieve filling this field on page exit?
Before the window "unloads" simply make an AJAX call.
window.onbeforeunload = function() { //do ajax call }