Hi,
You could suppress the warning message of "unsupported browser" error by
passing in a custom handler when you initialize the calendar client. You
can pass in an empty to completely suppress all warnings by doing something
like this -
google.gdata.client.init(function (str) {});
Hope it helps,
Austin
On Dec 11, 2007 1:08 PM, Joseph <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hello everyone,
> I have what seems to be a very unique request of the gCal API. I
> simply need to query a publicly shared calendar and get the current
> event. We are using a Google calendar for a college radio station show
> schedule. Unfortunately the server we are using does not have DOM
> enabled in PHP, so I cannot use the PHP library. So, here is my
> quandry:
>
> I almost have a javascript solution worked out, but it seems that you
> cannot disable the "unsupported browser" error in Safari 3 (or other
> unsupported browsers). Since I'm only doing one simple query, I have
> not experienced any problems. Is there any way to suppress this
> error?
>
> OR,
> Does anyone have a quick and dirty way I can query using cURL or an
> RSS parser to get whatever is the current event/appointment in the
> calendar and display the name of it? I don't even need the link or
> other details, simply the name of the event matching the current time.
>
> Any help you guys can give me, I would greatly appreciate. Thanks
> >
>
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