Hi have added Watch on google calendar, I want to get reminder before event start on Channel , there is any method to get notification on channel before event start, is it possible , I found concepts. But not not very much clear to me.
I found these tutorials that are easy to understand and have very good explanations which you can add to your references:
Set a notification for a user chosen time
EventKit Tutorial: Making a Calendar Reminder
I hope the tutorials made the concepts clearer. Happy coding! :)
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My question might be a bit basic but I yet to find an answer to actually solve it. We are using hard coded UA events for 2 of our important events, which manually sends infromation to our GA property.
What I'd like to do is capture this event with GTM "somehow" and build a tag for a 3rd party tool that we are using with the variables found in the event category, action and label. Is there any way to capture these events with GTM without involving a developer? Thank you in advance, have an awesome day!
I am managing an account in Adwords. The developer and UX have decided to track events rather than conversions in Google Analytics. Since for events, there is no unique URL for placing a tracking code as is the typical method in Adwords, we need a way to convert events in a trackable goal in Adwords.
Can someone walk me through the process for doing this? I have contacted Google support for some help on this issue, but this is a relatively new feature so they were not much help this time around.
I essentially need to track a click. I know how to do this, but as this is a large client, changing code on their site is a big pain. I'd rather just turn an event into a conversion via the Analytics interface.
The below article actually helped me understand what the heck to do.
How to use events as goals in Analytics
The official documentation on this is terrible. It's a somewhat complex task if you've never done it before.
So just do the above, then import as normal from your analytics account.
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.
I'm a complete newbie to google analytics, new like I was put on a project yesterday and I've been combing through docs trying to figure out what's wrong with this _trackEvent that I'm trying to set up.
Here's the setup:
I have a drupal site that has had some custom events set up. One of the events that we track is outbound links, and that works great. What we want to do is start creating special cases for some of these links. So for example I have a live chat button w/ this code:
<a href='url/to/chat
onclick="_gaq.push(['_trackEvent','LiveChat','btnClick',this.href]);
setTimeout(function(){this.newWindow = window.open(this.href);
this.newWindow.focus();
this.newWindow.opener=window;},200);
return false;"><img alt='Live Chat Software' src='src/url' border='0'></a>
so what I did is ran the calls through the ga_debug.js. This is the output I got
_gaq.push processing "_trackEvent" for args:
"[Outbound links,Click,outgoing/url]": Track Event
Tracking beacon sent!
This means that an event is getting sent on click. So I'm curious why it's sending an Outbound Links event rather than my LiveChat event? Could it be scoping issues? Not sure, as I know the outbound links is defined at a global level. Anyone have any suggestions/insights/opinions? Before berating me about code, I have inherited this project and I'm just trying to understand it better.
thank you,
Brodie
Okay so it turns out that it was a scoping issue. When they had originally set us up the bomb the click event was registered to the body as opposed to being an inline. So that was eating the inline event.
lesson learned: double check scoping
tools that helped
ga_debug.js
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...