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Re: Can't add event via ColdFusion: msg#00262org.google.api.calendar
You need to send the event xml as raw post content. Try <cfhttpparam type="XML" value="#myxml#"> instead of your formField line. Note you need a relatively new version of cfhttp. If the above resets your content type to text/xml, then you can try <cfhttpparam type="Body" value="#myxml#"> Hope this helps. Remember that google does a 302 redirect. I'm not sure how cf handles them. If you get authorization problems then cf is not setting the headers on the redirected url. Hope this helps, I have never used coldfusion :) Philipp |
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