Hi Kulvinder, I am observing the same behavior as you described, I will file a bug for this. Thanks for the catch!
Austin On Oct 17, 7:06 am, Kulvinder Singh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > 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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