Get a calendar feed using a mootools class

[Kyran]

Hey,

For my site I'm using the calendar api to format all events into a
nice list. Nothing really fancy.

As I'm using the mootools library I figured it would be if I could put
all my google calendar functionality into a class.

Unfortunately after restructuring the code this way I can no longer
get the eventsfeed. I get the following error when the line
"this.googleService.getEventsFeed(futureEventsQuery, this.handleFeed,
this.handleError);"
is executed :
XML tag name mismatch (expected meta)
http://www.google.com/uds/api/gdata/1.6/ade37c0dee097720d54a5070af58d559/core,finance,contacts,calendar,blogger,default.I.js
Line 96

Can I use the api from within a mootools class, or should I just
reverse back to calling all the calendar api related stuff from the
main function?

Here's the code for the class:
var googleCalendar = new Class({
        Implements: [Options, Events],
        options: {
                calendarFeedUrl: "http://www.google.com/calendar/feeds/
exodubmu...@gmail.com/public/full",
        },
        initialize: function(options){
                this.setOptions(options);
                this.getCalendarFeed();
        },
        calendarFeedUrl: "",
        googleService: "ieps",
        entries: [],
        getCalendarFeed: function(){
                google.gdata.client.init(this.handleInitError);
                this.googleService = new google.gdata.calendar.CalendarService
('exodub-exodub_calendar-1.0');

                var futureEventsQuery = new 
google.gdata.calendar.CalendarEventQuery
(this.calendarFeedUrl);
                futureEventsQuery.setFutureEvents();

                this.googleService.getEventsFeed(futureEventsQuery, 
this.handleFeed,
this.handleError);
        },
        handleFeed: function(calendarFeed){
                alert("yes");
                this.entries = calendarFeed;
        },
        handleError: function(e){
                alert("An error occured!");
                alert(e.cause ? e.cause.statusText : e.message);
        },
        createEventTable: function(table){
                alert((this.entries)[0].getTitle().getText());
                for (var i = 0; i < (this.entries).length; i++){
                        var eventEntry = this.entries[i];
                        alert(eventEntry.getTitle().getText());
                        var newHTMLRow = document.createElement('tr');

                        HTMLContent = 
(eventEntry.getTimes())[0].getStartTime().getDate
().toDateString();
                        this.addTableElement(newHTMLRow, HTMLContent);

                        HTMLContent = eventEntry.getTitle().getText();
                        this.addTableElement(newHTMLRow, HTMLContent);

                        HTMLContent = HTMLcontent = (eventEntry.getLocations())
[0].getValueString();
                        this.addTableElement(newHTMLRow, HTMLContent);

                        table.appendChild(newHTMLRow);
                }
        },
        addTableElement: function(row,content){
                item = document.createElement('td');
                item.innerHTML = content;
                item.setStyle('visibility','hidden');
                row.addChild(item);
        },
        handleInitError: function(e){
                //Do nothing
        },
});

In the main function (which is called after domready), I instantiate
the class and call
        googleCalendarInstance.createEventTable($('gigs_go_here'));
but it already goes wrong during the instantiation.

Thanks already

Kyran

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