I'm creating a web page dashboard that I will display on a screen in my house for my family to see, the dashboard will have a calendar, weather widget and 2 other widgets: Today's events and reminders from my Google calendars account.
The question is how can I get a feed to display a list of today's events and another list of today's reminders from Google calendar? This is a static page and it will be a read-only page so no events can be added from this page. I went to Google Calendar API but couldn't find anything, most of the documentation there is about creating apps that allows the creation and invitation to events but no current data displayed. Am I looking at the wrong place?
Use the Events.list to display all events related to you.
HTTP request
GET https://www.googleapis.com/calendar/v3/calendars/calendarId/events
Use the Try-it to test this now.
How the data is presented in your own UI is up to you.
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I'm embedding reports into an angular app using power bi's javascript api, and it would be useful to be able to send information about the filter pane from the report to the app.
The objective is to select a filter from the filter pane and send to the app what's the category of the chosen filter and what value was selected (for example an user picks "Porto" from the City filter and the app is able to console.log the words "Porto was selected from City").
Is there any function from the javascript api that does this? If not then what's a good idea to implement this?
When a filter is applied, the report will be rendered again and rendered event will be called:
rendered - Called when a report is fully rendered. For example, if all visuals are rendered on loading report or after user interaction.
You can handle this event and get information about report, page and visual level filters applied.
I am trying to create a single page web application which incorporates outlook's embedded calendar into an iframe. There will be two calendars, one which displays my shared calendar's current month and another one which looks at next month. I would like to use Window.postmessage() to send a click event to the outlook calendar to click the button which sets the calendar to view the next month. I have to use Window.postmessage() due to cross-origin policy as I cant access the elements in the calendars. Is this possible using Window.postmessage()? Is there any example available to show how its done?
Is it possible to have the feature in the image inside Google Calendar. I came across Gadget in Google Calendar, but I cannot figure out how to do it. Is there any way Google is allowing to add add-ons for calendar?
This is not possible. What you can do is create your own interface/client-side UI and then use the Calendar API to perform operations. You can also give the Calendar Apps Script if it suits your purpose.
I'm working with Dynamics CRM 2015 Online, I want to provide a way to do a custom search on accounts and display the results in the standard account grid control, basically it would operate like a standard quick search. The reason for wanting to get the results into the standard grid control is that the results can then natively flow into the various charts for accounts.
What I have so far is a custom button on the account home command ribbon. I have some custom javascript behind the button that takes in a CRMParameter of SelectedControl, which gives me the grid itself. I have looked over the grid control object and also dug into the SDK documentation related to the grid control, but I haven't come across a way to put data back into the grid control. Has anyone done this before? Thanks in advance!
I want to add a google calendar to my website, I don't want to add a calendar from my google account. I want a blank calendar to which I can add items using JS.
What I want to do is have the user enter some data, then once they navigate to the calendar page it will show those items, they should be the only people to see it. It's like a person calendar that should be dinamically created when the page is loading.
Is this possible ?