I have created an event via the google calendar API.
In the description of the event I have added html code, which is shown fine in google calendar. In the apple calendar, which I have synced with my google account, the description ( shown as notes in apple calendar ) shows the content as raw HTML.
Is there a specific way to insert HTML in google calendar event in order to parse it from third party calendars?
I have searched online, but with no luck so far..
Is it possible to show google calendar Api custom view for example : morning,afternoon,evening rather than hours?
I want to use google calendar to create a planning table that show planning of all Employee Work Schedule so it's a Multi Calendar
thanks
The Google calendar API returns the data from Google calendar. let's say you have an event on your Google calendar. you can make a events.list request and the API will return a json data set containg the information about the events on the calendar.
the data is returned in raw json format not as a custom view any formatting of the data will need to be done by your application.
Google has these awesome public calendars which you can subscribe to.
An example of it would be 'Festival'. So if there is some festival, your Google Calendar will automatically add it to your appointment.
Here is their help page http://support.google.com/calendar/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=37098
My question is, how can I get the date for any event?
I haven't found any url or rss feed to take that data. is there any JSON feed?
If you go the Calendar Setting of the interesting calendar, you can find the Calendar Address under Calendar Details.
There you should find the address in all formats (XML, ICAL and HTML) along with the Calendar ID.
is there any module in Drupal 7 to integrate google calendar events.
need to display google events into D7 calendar.
Let me start here a list of drupal modules working with google calendars. There are many, different, and some unfinished work.
[name+link],[7.x version or status],[some details]
fullcalendar, 7.x-2.0, integration with google calendar is easy and limited (add a fullcalendar google calendar import field to the view);
gcal, 7.x-1.0-rc1, an implementation on google calendar API, I never tried it. The doc says it can: 1) Create, update, delete, get secondary Calendars; 2) Fetch single Calendar setting and list of settings; 3) Fetch Color settings; 4) Create, update, delete, get, move Events; 5) Create, delete, get Acl; 6) Create, update, delete, get CalendarList; 7) FreeBusy checking with events, quickAdd for events Current release includes. Not yet accomplished: 8) Import events and other features.
gcal_events, 7.x-1.x-dev, I never tried it. It display a block of upcoming events from a google calendar xml feed.
date_ical, 7.x-2.13, I never tried it (yet, but I chose this solution). iCalendar is a standard internet calendar format (google calendar can export ical too). date_ical provides ical support in Drupal, provides a plugin for Views to enable exporting your site's calendar as an iCal feed, and a plugin for Feeds to enable importing external iCal feeds into your site's calendar.
agenda, 7.x-1.4, I never tried it. Display a list of upcoming events from Google Calendar as a block.
event_GCalendar, not finished, Google Calendar API.
Absolutely. Use the Google calendar field in FullCalendar (http://dgo.to/fullcalendar).
FullCalendar is the Drupal module for the Full Calendar jQuery plug-in.
Drop in your Google calendar XML feed and you're good to go.
I am trying to create a calendar feed that is compatible with Google and FullCalendar.
What I find strange is that if you download and save the source of a Google calendar feed to a server it looks fine in the feed reader but no in the Google calendar.
view-source:http://www.google.com/calendar/feeds/usa__en#holiday.calendar.google.com/public/basic
Then saved to:
http://www.knewtv.com/real-estate/floorplans/SFZC_City_Center/googlecal-source.xml
Why won't this display in a Google calendar?
Strangely, Google Calendar cannot subscribe to feed in its own format. Your only option for subscribing is iCal (it says so when you click "add by url"). For importing, you can also use CSV.