Hi,
That seems like a good way to replace the %40. But if you leave that as it
is (%40), and use it in your feed URL request, it should still work. The
server can interpret %40 the same as @.
Austin
On Tue, Jul 1, 2008 at 11:38 PM, HenrieC <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
>
> Using python API: when i retrieve the calendar-id from the all-
> calendars feed like this:
>
> ......calendar.id.text.split('/').pop()
>
> i get something like
>
> asfasdf234789sdfsdf%40something.google.com
>
> It took me two days(!) to figure out that i had to replace the %40
> with "@" to gain a vaild calendar-id. Am i doing something wrong or
> is this normal. I create the id like this
>
> ......calendar.id.text.split('/').pop().replace('%40','@')
>
> is there a better way or is this ok?
>
> kind regards
> HenrieC
>
>
> >
>
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