I would like to pull the description and location of my event from google calendar into fullCalendar. Ive got the time and title working fine, but I cant find anything to help me figure out how to show this other data. I've searched stackoverflow, but all related questions and answers are super old (like 2011).
If anyone could point me in the direct of a demo, or some documentation, or a question the solution to which still works I would be really grateful.
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So since a few days my bounce rate dropped massively in Analytics. I found out the Google Tag Assistant records 3 Analytics Tags on the website, which apparently is a big reason why GA suddenly drops the bounce rate, but I can't figure out why. The URL is: https://www.krant.nl/abonnement/hp/index.html
Since I tried about everything, went back to the version where it still worked, still no luck. I also can't seem to find any weird things in the website code itself.
I hope the question is clear, if I need to provide any more information please let me know.
In your website it's firing Universal Analytics 3 times because you are using https://vwo.com/. If you will delete it, it will fix problem
I've got a site that has multiple share buttons on entries in a WordPress site.
We designed this so there are no individual entries to view, they're Podcasts and videos. The listing page has a minimum of 10 entries, each with share buttons.
Currently the share links and titles are working correctly. But the page is not recognizing the og:image, and instead is picking up the default logo for the site itself.
I read another post on Stack Overflow that said it might be an issue for LinkedIn if the image is utilizing SSL for the link. But I just find that hard to believe.
The other issue I'm struggling with, the docs say once an image is scraped it stays cached for approximately 7 days.
I had an issue with FaceBook and there's a debugger that allows you to rescrape the page which let's me verify my changes worked.
My two questions are, is there something other than the og:image i should be specifying? since I can't specify it per post, it's in the head of the page itself, i would think it would pick that up. No?
Second, is there a way a developer can re-check after the meta info has been changed to see if the changes worked, without having to wait the TTL on the cache?
try this:
url/link?blah=1
url/link?blah=2
url/link?blah=3
to get around the cache.
This should trick it into thinking its a new page each time.
Can i get a link to test?
Anthony Walz posted the correct answer. Through email he also helped another problem i had which corrected a new issue i didn't realize I had until i looked.
my LinkedIn shares were not picking up the show title, they were picking up the page description instead (i have several podcasts showing on one page, we don't use individual post pages, they all play from the listing.)
he pointed me to the developer docs on formatting sharing links
Which gives a real world example - here:
https://www.linkedin.com/shareArticle?mini=true&url=http://developer.linkedin.com&title=LinkedIn%20Developer%20Network
&summary=My%20favorite%20developer%20program&source=LinkedIn
Thanks a ton for assist Anthony!
I've been searching for a long time now, but can't seem to find an answer.
My FullCalendar is linked up with Google Calendar. I can see my events. I followed every step from this guide (http://fullcalendar.io/docs/google_calendar/).
However, when I add an event, it doesn't add it to Google Calendar.
Neither can I move the GoogleCalendar-events inside the FullCalendar.
Is two-ways communication supported?
If so, where can I find some references?
Sorry for your time. Thanks in advance.
Normally when I add a html piece to my site, it will create a box that lets me know it's there. It' finicky though and the box didnt show up. So I added the html again, and it didnt tell me it was there. So I published the website and then went to a few pages to see if it worked. It did, and now each page is being tracked multiple times. Then I had the bright idea to redo the tracking code and add that hoping the new code would only be seen once. Not only is it picking up the new code, but the old one as well. Each pageview is being seen as three.
And like I said, my html builder blocks are not showing up on my builder, so I cant get rid of them. Is there a way I can fix this, or do I have to delete my whole file and re-do my analytics? If so, can anyone help me do that?
Tracking code show the real time data or the data of past day.
So if anyone has the above mentioned issue, he need to wait at least 24 hours to get correct reporting through Google Analytic.
I am programming my first google calendar sidebar gadget right now. When the user is in Google Calendar, I plan to have them open up an event, and when they are in view/edit page, it will use that event's data to find other similar events.
The problem is, I can't figure out a way to know which event is currently being looked at. Once I can tell that, I don't think I'll have much trouble doing the rest.
So, I am wondering:
Does the Google Calendar API provide views information for sidebar gadgets? I think the answer is no but I'd like to be wrong.
Is there any other way I might get this information, like say by looking up info from the page's DOM?
Thanks in advance! I might post this question elsewhere, but I will be sure to post the answer here regardless.
Looks like it's subscribeToEvents that I need. It was right under my nose in the API docs...