I am trying to transfer my calendar ownership to another user. I see on google API documentation needs ruleId
I didn't find any way to get ruleId
Does anyone have a solution?
Actually, you can proceed to create a ACL list method to list data from your Calendar.
This is because according to the documentation of the ACL get method, the RuleID is the ACL rule identifier. So the ID under this part below should be the RuleID.
"calendar#aclRule"
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I am developing a chat application to provide information on users in our organization.
My question is there any way to access someone's calendar without their inference?
if there is a way how to do it?
Writing it as an answer so it's more clear. In case of public Calendars, you still need the owner to give edit permissions to you in order to make changes in the Calendar, like creating events.
For a more complete explanation: Share your calendar with someone
I scanned through the Google API library and it looks like there's no way to get the date on which a Gmail address or Google account was created.
Could you please add that? It will help identify fake accounts that people create just before signing up for your service.
Google has a website called Google Issue Tracker where you can create an issue, such as a feature request.
Before filing an issue, have a look if a similar feature request
exists already.
I am using the Google Calendar API V3 to share Google calendars by managing the ACL Permissions. Many of my customers do not want an email notification when a new calendar is shared with them. Is there a way to disable that?
To explain bette what I am looking for: I also use the Google drive API v2 and that API addresses the issue by providing a sendNotificationEmails parameter that you can set to False when sharing a Google document (see this). I am looking for something similar.
Based from this documentation, you need to set sendNotifications to false so invitee didn't get the notification about the invitation even though invitee's calendar UI has New events setting to "true".
Check this example.
I don't believe this is currently possible. Sharing a calendar involves adding an ACL for a given user/group, and the notification email is generated upon adding the ACL. There does not appear to be any way to suppress the notification email. Even if you could, if you are sharing with a group, the individual users must click a link to add the calendar to their Calendar app.
I have put in a group of feature requests through the Calendar forum that would make this process easier. While it is aimed at the front end of the calendar application, I'm hoping they would add corresponding options to the APIs.
I've been meaning to use MailChimp API, and since v3 is out already, I'd like to use it. I see there's a search-members helper like in v2 (https://apidocs.mailchimp.com/api/2.0/helper/search-members.php) and what is the endpoint for it?
If you want to get one spesific member by email address you can use this endpoint: Lists Members Instance
Not sure this is what you are looking for, but I was also looking for search-helper just to get one spesific user by email.
"But hey, how it happens, I dont have members id?"
Yes you do, if you have email address of that member you can create the id too. It's just MD5 Hash of lowercased version from that email address.
There is a search-members endpoint now on V3. I believe it was released after the original answer to this question:
http://developer.mailchimp.com/documentation/mailchimp/reference/search-members/
In case the link should change in the future it can be found under the main V3 MailChimp API documentation under the Search Members area.
No, searching members in this way isn't supported in API v3.0.
Given a list of activity re-sharers how can I get the links to those individual shares:
Reshare API call
There only seems to be a link to the users profile, not the actual re-share.
You can use plus.activities.list, search the post provider field for reshare, then determine from content whether it was your original post.