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.
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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!
In some cases, Google calendar does not correctly show all day events. How do we fix this?
The solution mentioned across this and other questions is as follows:
When creating and all day event - instead of having the same start and end date, you should now have the end date as the following day.
i.e. instead of Start Date :2019-06-05 and End Date: 2019-06-05, the end date should be 2019-06-06
This can be seen here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/55851521/901666
First a little background on the issue and then the fix (skip to bottom if you just want the fix).
This issue seems somewhat "random" in that it effects some accounts and not others (perhaps because Google is testing new "features" on a random subset of users before rolling out).
The way you can check if you are a victim of this issue is if there is an all day calendar event which is not visible in your usual Google calendar desktop view but it DOES show up if you search for it. The fact that you find it on search but do not see it on regular view demonstrates it is a bug.
In my investigation, it seems like this bug is more likely to show up for all day events created with the Google Calendar API than those created manually but that may just be particular to my setup.
How to Fix:
I wasn't able to figure out a perfect fix but if you go to the upper right of the screen for the Google Calendar view on a desktop, there is a dropdown which usually defaults to "Day" or "Week". You can click on this and select "Schedule" and then it will display all your events in a list and make them visible.
I've been experiencing the same issue, and found this fix:
Events created via API are not listed in printing
Just tried it and it worked for me! TLDR is that end date needs to be the day following the start date now.
Seems Google is making some changes to the api - I just had the docs for calendar events open in two separate tabs, same exact URL but with some subtle differences in the text -- specifically in the descriptions of start and end dates of all day events.
I want to display with a widget in Google Analytics after which amount of seconds users are clicking a link.
How many users and click on external links is already tracked with the google tag manager.
I know it is possible, but I don't know how. I saw it in a video (https://gyazo.com/ea04edaf30af80611e5eabeff4f0b89a) but can't finde a solution.
Maybe someone has an idea how to do it?
Thank you very much!
You can create in Google Tag Manager a javascript custom variable to measure time and use that value when sending the clic on external link or event you already have.
Take a look to this article with the javascript example
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...
I want to make Task in Google Calendar using Google Calendar API : c#.
Before that i manually tried to create Task in Google Calendar.But i didn't found it there.
So, My question is that if Task doesn't exist in Google then how Google Tool For Calendar migration manage it?
Thanx
Tasks exist in Google Calendar.
Look at the link below "Quick add" at your left.
See the long blue section below the dates display but above the calendar field where you place your events? Click there. You will get an invitation to create either an event, or a task. If you choose task, it will appear right in that blue panel.