Frank, Right now, if i change(add, delete or update) any reminder, it doesnt change the event's last modification time (through UI). Last month, Lane replied on a post of mine that this has been fixed but i am still seeing the same behaviour.
Thanks Kulvinder Singh ----- Original Message ---- From: Frank Mantek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2007 6:35:41 PM Subject: Re: Default Event Reminders in .NET I think kulvinders problem was subsequently solved (setting the remindner in .net to unspecified fixes this, so that we send no reminder at all. In your case, i need more details. Can you trace what is send over the wire when you do this? Or post the code that is doing it? Frank Mantek Google On Oct 17, 2007, at 2:30 PM, grinndaddy wrote: > > Have you guys come up with an answer to this? > > On Oct 9, 4:29 am, Frank Mantek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> First thing i like to understand is: >> >> a) is that happening with older versions of .net? >> b) is that happening with java? >> >> This sounds like a service bug. If it is not i need to investigate >> more. >> >> Frank Mantek >> Google >> On Oct 9, 2007, at 6:46 AM, Kulvinder Singh wrote: >> >>> Hi, >> >>> The following is the summary of the Reminder.cs class from >>> extensions : >> >>> /// <summary> >> >>> /// GData schema extension describing a reminder on an event. >> >>> /// </summary> >> >>> /// <remarks> >> >>> /// <para>You can represent a set of reminders where each has a (1) >>> reminder >> >>> /// period and (2) notification method. The method can be either >>> "sms", >> >>> /// "email", "alert", "none", "all".</para> >> >>> /// >> >>> /// <para>The meaning of this set of reminders differs based on >>> whether you >> >>> /// are reading or writing feeds. When reading, the set of reminders >> >>> /// returned on an event takes into account both defaults on a >> >>> /// parent recurring event (when applicable) as well as the user's >> >>> /// defaults on calendar. If there are no gd:reminders returned that >> >>> /// means the event has absolutely no reminders. "none" or "all" >>> will >> >>> /// not apply in this case.</para> >> >>> /// >> >>> /// <para>Writing is different because we have to be backwards- >>> compatible >> >>> /// (see *) with the old way of setting reminders. For easier >>> analysis >> >>> /// we describe all the behaviors defined in the table below. >>> (Notice >> >>> /// we only include cases for minutes, as the other cases >>> specified in >> >>> /// terms of days/hours/absoluteTime can be converted to this case.) >>> </para> >> >>> /// >> >>> /// <para>Notice method is case-sensitive: must be in lowercase!</ >>> para> >> >>> /// >> >>> /// <list type="table"> >> >>> /// <listheader> >> >>> /// <term></term> >> >>> /// <term>No method or method=all</term> >> >>> /// <term>method=none</term> >> >>> /// <term>method=email|sms|alert</term> >> >>> /// </listheader> >> >>> /// <item> >> >>> /// <term>No gd:rem</term> >> >>> /// <term>*No reminder</term> >> >>> /// <term>N/A</term> >> >>> /// <term>N/A</term> >> >>> /// </item> >> >>> /// <item> >> >>> /// <term>1 gd:rem</term> >> >>> /// <term>*Use user's default settings</term> >> >>> /// <term>No reminder</term> >> >>> /// <term>InvalidEntryException</term> >> >>> /// </item> >> >>> /// <item> >> >>> /// <term>1 gd:rem min=0</term> >> >>> /// <term>*Use user's default settings</term> >> >>> /// <term>No reminder</term> >> >>> /// <term>InvalidEntryException</term> >> >>> /// </item> >> >>> /// <item> >> >>> /// <term>1 gd:rem min=-1</term> >> >>> /// <term>*No reminder</term> >> >>> /// <term>No reminder</term> >> >>> /// <term>InvalidEntryException</term> >> >>> /// </item> >> >>> /// <item> >> >>> /// <term>1 gd:rem min=+n</term> >> >>> /// <term>*Override with no +n for user's selected methods</term> >> >>> /// <term>No reminder</term> >> >>> /// <term>Set exactly one reminder on event at +n with given >>> method</term> >> >>> /// </item> >> >>> /// <item> >> >>> /// <term>Multiple gd:rem</term> >> >>> /// <term>InvalidEntryException</term> >> >>> /// <term>InvalidEntryException</term> >> >>> /// <term>Copy this set exactly</term> >> >>> /// </item> >> >>> /// </list> >> >>> /// >> >>> /// <para>Hence, to override an event with a set of reminder time, >>> method >> >>> /// pairs, just specify them exactly. To clear an event of all >> >>> /// overrides (and go back to inheriting the user's defaults), >>> one can >> >>> /// simply specify a single gd:reminder with no extra attributes. To >> >>> /// have NO event reminders on an event, either set a single >> >>> /// gd:reminder with negative reminder time, or simply update the >>> event >> >>> /// with a single gd:reminder method=none.</para> >> >>> /// </remarks> >> >>> I am using .NET 1.1.0.0 Calendar API and i am sending a reminder >>> with 30 min and i havent set any "method" attribute. My calendar >>> has a default reminder of 10 min Popup and it was added as a popup >>> reminder of 30 min. I event i added was a single event. >> >>> I then tried using a recurring event and what you see is correct. >>> When you look at the newly created event with a 30 min reminder and >>> no method attribute specified, reminder is not available on this >>> event when you go and edit it to see all the values but if you see >>> the "agenda" view, there is a clock still hanging after the subject >>> of the recurring event. >> >>> Any ideas from Google guys ? >> >>> Thanks >> >>> Kulvinder Singh >> >>> ----- Original Message ---- >>> From: grinndaddy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>> To: Google Calendar Data API <google-calendar-help- >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>> Sent: Tuesday, October 9, 2007 2:15:46 AM >>> Subject: Default Event Reminders in .NET >> >>> I'm using the .NET API to add events to a user's calendar. When an >>> event is added it doesn't have any event reminders set, even if the >>> calendar has default reminders set. >> >>> For example, if I have a default reminder to send an SMS message 15 >>> min before an event for my calendar and add an event via the UI, >>> that >>> event will be set to have an SMS reminder sent 15 min before it >>> occurs. However, if I add it via the API, that event won't have any >>> reminders. >> >>> In the API documentation (http://code.google.com/apis/calendar/ >>> developers_guide_dotnet.html#Reminders) it says "If no reminder >>> method >>> is specified, the event will use the calendar's default reminder >>> settings." but this does not appear to be the case. >> >>> How can I make an event added via the .NET API use the default >>> reminders for its parent calendar? >> >>> Check out the hottest 2008 models today at Yahoo! Autos. > > > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! 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