I'm looking for a way to allow visitors to a calender to submit events
that they would like added to the calender owner.
The easiest way to do this would be through a simple PHP form that
shoots an email off to the owner and asks that the event be added to
the calendar, he/she can then approve or reject the request via
email. There is nothing really automated about this approach, just
simple PHP.
The way I would like to have this work is as follows:
1.Visitor clicks an "add event" button
2.Visitor enters in event details, times, dates, etc. as well as their
email address and a captcha then clicks submit
3.The visitor receives a confirmation email with a link to confirm
their "worthiness"
(this process allows for unrestricted public access to the calender's
"add event" feature)
4.After confirmation the requested event appears as pending on the
calender
5.An email is sent to the calendar owner with the event details and an
accept and reject link
Fork:
6.Accepting the event elevates it's appearance to accepted in
the calendar and notifies the requesting email
6.Rejecting the event removes it from the calender and
notifies the requesting email address
So the question is... Has anyone seen this done before, or know of any
limitations that the API has that would prevent me from building this?
(This is my first time touching the API, I have no idea what I'm
getting into :) )
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