See subscribeToEvents method on Developer's Guide. On 25 jul, 14:19, Eric <[email protected]> wrote: > I'm programming my first 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 > its view/edit page, it will do things with that event's data, like finding > similar events. > > My plan is to find out which event is being viewed, then call up the event's > information using the Data API and do operations with its information from > there. > > But, I can't figure out a way to know which event is currently being looked > at. There isn't anything in the API, and I don't know of a good way to hack > it to work. Do I need to create my own calendar front-end just so that I can > track which event the user is looking at? > > So in summary: > > 1. Does the Google Calendar API provide views information for sidebar > gadgets? > 2. Is there any other way I might know which event a user is looking at, > like for example following the page's DOM? > > Thanks in advance!
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