According to user DPM. These are the valid colors:
'#A32929'
'#B1365F',
'#7A367A',
'#5229A3',
'#29527A',
'#2952A3',
'#1B887A',
'#28754E',
'#0D7813',
'#528800',
'#88880E',
'#AB8B00',
'#BE6D00',
'#B1440E',
'#865A5A',
'#705770',
'#4E5D6C',
'#5A6986',
'#4A716C',
'#6E6E41',
'#8D6F47',
Thanks, PLA
On Nov 8, 9:39 am, PLA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
>
> I'm writing a Java swing application to customize calendar views. In
> the following snippet of Java source code a color value of #5229A3
> works but a color value of #5229A4 does not.
>
> ColorProperty colorProperty = calendarEntry.getColor();
> colorProperty.setValue("#5229A4");
> calendarEntry.update();
>
> Below is the top of the exception I'm receiving when using a color
> value of #5229A4:
>
> com.google.gdata.util.InvalidEntryException: Bad Request Invalid
> color: #5229A4
>
> Are there restrictions on the colors you can use with the
> CalendarEntry ColorProperty?
>
> Thanks, PLA
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