I am trying to subscribe to an iCloud calendar on my Google calendar. I am really open to any methods, but here is the one that seems most likely to work. See instructions to build proxy calendar. The problems is that when I try to subscribe to this proxy calendar (using both webdav://... and _http://...), I get the error message "Settings Error--Could not fetch the url." I know the file should work because I was able to use it in Outlook. Any idea on how to fix this, or a completely different alternative that I have not found?
So, the problem fixed itself the next day. I assume this is because Google cached the error and was not going to bother fetching the calendar again. So I guess this was a non-issue.
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I recognised from the documentation that the message API is provided, but I can't find a button to request it.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/linkedin/shared/integrations/communications/messages
Do I have to subscribe to any plan to start using it?
I've been looking for it, but can't find it.
I just don't know what to do anymore. I have a React-Native app and I'm trying to use Firebase Analytics to log Events in the app. I'v followed the entire installation of https://rnfirebase.io/ and https://rnfirebase.io/analytics/usage. Having done that I'v tried to log an Event but I can't see it in Firebase.
What left me completely baffled is that activating the app for Debug View mode with -FIRDebugEnabled in XCode worked. I could send an Event on the app and see it on the Debug View console in Firebase. When I deactivated the Debug mode WITHOUT ANY CHANGE only -FIRDebugDisabled in XCode the app did not send any Events to the Events console. I don't get any error there is no way to know what is happening. I have no idea of what I need to do or how to fix it.
Maybe some configuration inside the GoogleServices-Info.plist? Something inside the Scheme in XCode?
What should I do?
EDIT: I´v read a lot of answers here. Just to clarify the Events names are not a problem (no spaces or more than 40 chars) and I´v filtered Today and all posibles filters.
Unlike the DebugView, Firebase doesn’t display data in real time. There’s an intended delay before the analytics data is logged on your Analytics dashboard. The initial data logged usually takes up to 24 hours to display and 3-4 hours delay for the succeeding data. For additional information about it, you can refer to this blog post.
I've recently set up Firebase Analytics with my website. I was beginning to add some events to be logged and realized any arbitrary event could artificially be called. I could just go into my browser's console and run the command firebase.analytics().logEvent('some_fake_event').
If you know a website is using firebase analytics, what's to stop you from simply spamming fake events into your console? The website owner's analytics would become fairly screwed up. Also, firebase mentions that there's a 500 event-type limit. One could also run firebase.analytics().logEvent('fake_event_1'), firebase.analytics().logEvent('fake_event_2'), etc. Oops, the website owner can't create any more new (legitimate) event types.
What is in place to prevent this?
The logEvent method will be available once you rely on standard firebase SDK. The only way to prevent this would be to obfuscate the library you're using.
Unable to find information at https://developers.google.com/calendar/v3/reference
Solution
Unfortunaltely, at the moment of this answer there is no available feature for retrieving the working hours throughout the API.
However, you could use the Freebusy query to retrieve the calendar hours you will be busy as a workaround for getting the working hours (you then can of course filter the response data to just get the working hours and not any other busy moment you are not interested in.
Moreover, if you would like to request this feature for Google Calendar API, you can file a feature request in the Public Issue Tracker.
I hope this has helped you. Let me know if you need anything else or if you did not understood something. :)
I was able to pass a simple URL (thousands) 6 days ago to the vision client and obtain an output. However,right now, it is not possible. What changed? I don't like the idea of a simple workaround by downloading the data and then placing that as input.
What happened Google? Why did this changed? Should we move to Azure, AWS?
Anybody got the URL working without the workaround
If you are using http URLs as input, it is possible that the Google crawling bot fails to fetch the URL you provided at that specific moment.
There are many reasons for this, for example:
The site of your URL is down, or it temporarily blocked Google bot, or it updated robot.txt to stop the Google bot to crawl URLs.
You can retry after a while, or you can download those URLs by yourself.
I guess if you try again today, it may recover to work.
Why don't you try to use base64 encoded string instead of image URL.
I had the same experience to get a response from Google OCR API. It failed two or three times out of ten API calls. It really got me stressed because I got no clue.
Since I've changed my code to base64 accidentally, It worked well. 100% response. Never fail!!
Good luck!