Subject: Re: singleevents full feed omits some recurrences if start-max is too far from start-min - msg#00222

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singleevents full feed omits some recurrences if start-max is too far from start-min

I have a calendar comprising mostly recurrent events. In one place, I query its feed for a short-term view of upcoming events. In another, I ask for a longer chunk of upcoming events. In the latter case, many occurrences of the events are missing from the results; however, the short-term view seems to get them all consistently. Here are sample queries: Short-term (two months) http://www.google.com/calendar/feeds/p8ke6r49iois1bdpjvdlj93op0%40group.calendar.google.com/private-a84d573100fcf6cbbf103bf71964c2ac/full?start-min=2007-06-21&start-max=2007-08-21&singleevents=true Long-term (a year) http://www.google.com/calendar/feeds/p8ke6r49iois1bdpjvdlj93op0%40group.calendar.google.com/private-a84d573100fcf6cbbf103bf71964c2ac/full?start-min=2007-06-21&start-max=2008-07-21&singleevents=true If you search both result sets for "08-17", you will find them present in the short-term, but absent from the long-term. What's more is that the omitted events seem to be a consistent subset, though I can think of nothing that singles them out. They shouldn't be exceptions to the recurrence, or anything unusual.

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Re: Embed multiple calendars from Private Addresses

Hi Yi and John, Your understanding is correct: currently the embedded calendar does not support multiple private addresses because of the added authentication. The structure of the parameters prevents the service from being able to identify which private key is associated with which calendar. If you feel there should be an API change to fix this issue, please add your thoughts to the Feature Request page: http://groups.google.com/group/google-calendar-help-dataapi/web/api-feature-requests Another solution is to create your own application using one of our client libraries. These use a different form of authentication that is tied to your user account instead of each individual calendar. For more information on how to do this you can check out the Developer's Guide: http://code.google.com/apis/calendar/developers_guide_protocol.html Cheers, -Jeff On Jun 20, 6:52 pm, Yi Jie <ifast....@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Correction: saving it in a local .htm file doesn't work either. > > yup so the same question remains.. how do I embed multiple private > calendar addresses? > > I'm gonna get fired by my boss soon. > > On Jun 20, 3:11 pm, Yi Jie <ifast....@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > Hi peeps, > > > embedding a single calendar from a private address works OK > > embedding multiple calendars from public addresses works OK > > embedding multiple calendars from private addresses .. only partially > > OK > > > i appended the &src=xxxx for each additional calendar (private addr) > > If i save it as a local .htm file, it seem to work fine > > > once I put the exact same code in a .jsp file and run it from my > > server, all i see is the same calendar without any of my events in it. > > > I can't figure out what's wrong here, esp as i swear it was working > > yesterday. > > > anyone with experience on this? > > thanks

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singleevents full feed omits some recurrences if start-max is too far from start-min

I have a calendar comprising mostly recurrent events. In one place, I query its feed for a short-term view of upcoming events. In another, I ask for a longer chunk of upcoming events. In the latter case, many occurrences of the events are missing from the results; however, the short-term view seems to get them all consistently. Here are sample queries: Short-term (two months) http://www.google.com/calendar/feeds/p8ke6r49iois1bdpjvdlj93op0%40group.calendar.google.com/private-a84d573100fcf6cbbf103bf71964c2ac/full?start-min=2007-06-21&start-max=2007-08-21&singleevents=true Long-term (a year) http://www.google.com/calendar/feeds/p8ke6r49iois1bdpjvdlj93op0%40group.calendar.google.com/private-a84d573100fcf6cbbf103bf71964c2ac/full?start-min=2007-06-21&start-max=2008-07-21&singleevents=true If you search both result sets for "08-17", you will find them present in the short-term, but absent from the long-term. What's more is that the omitted events seem to be a consistent subset, though I can think of nothing that singles them out. They shouldn't be exceptions to the recurrence, or anything unusual.

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Re: singleevents full feed omits some recurrences if start-max is too far from start-min

No! I didn't realize there was a setting like that. I need to scrutinize the docs more closely. Ack, there it is: max-results. Rather than being listed with the rest of the parameters, it's in a Note that I never noticed. Thank you, Shawn! On Jun 21, 12:09 pm, "OggSync Support" <supp...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > ZQ, did you up the number of entries returned. By default, I think Google > sets it at 25, so you will need to up that if you wish to get them all in > one query. > > - Shawn > OggSync > > On 6/21/07, ZQ <zefquaav...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > > > I have a calendar comprising mostly recurrent events. In one place, I > > query its feed for a short-term view of upcoming events. In another, > > I ask for a longer chunk of upcoming events. In the latter case, many > > occurrences of the events are missing from the results; however, the > > short-term view seems to get them all consistently. > > > Here are sample queries: > > > Short-term (two months) > > >http://www.google.com/calendar/feeds/p8ke6r49iois1bdpjvdlj93op0%40gro... > > > Long-term (a year) > > >http://www.google.com/calendar/feeds/p8ke6r49iois1bdpjvdlj93op0%40gro... > > > If you search both result sets for "08-17", you will find them present > > in the short-term, but absent from the long-term. What's more is that > > the omitted events seem to be a consistent subset, though I can think > > of nothing that singles them out. They shouldn't be exceptions to the > > recurrence, or anything unusual.