This is getting stranger by the minute... Now I've changed my code to the sample code (I've not even replaced the name and other values with my own yet) - and now it's bombing with the same 400 error when it's trying to fetch the list of calendars, so it's not even executing the new code.
Could someone else try running the gadget from its location on google hosting and tell me if they get the same thing? Code can be viewed and gadget installed from here: http://hosting.gmodules.com/ig/gadgets/file/117332718031107708419/P-Budget.xml Rich On Mon, Aug 17, 2009 at 20:14, DPM<[email protected]> wrote: > > The following code has samples of how to create an event using the lib > http://code.google.com/apis/calendar/docs/1.0/developers_guide_js.html > Search for "Create new calendar" > > > Sample code: > ====================== > /* > * Create new calendar > */ > > // Create the calendar service object > var calendarService = new google.gdata.calendar.CalendarService > ('GoogleInc-jsguide-1.0'); > > // The default "owncalendars" feed is used to insert calendar to the > logged-in user > var feedUri = 'http://www.google.com/calendar/feeds/default/ > owncalendars/full'; > > // Create an instance of CalendarEntry, representing the new calendar > var entry = new google.gdata.calendar.CalendarEntry(); > > // Set the calendar title > entry.setTitle(google.gdata.Text.create('JS-Client: insert > calendar')); > > // Set the calendar summary > var summary = new google.gdata.Text(); > summary.setText('This is a test calendar created by JS Client'); > entry.setSummary(summary); > > // Set the calendar timezone > var timeZone = new google.gdata.calendar.TimeZoneProperty(); > timeZone.setValue('America/Los_Angeles'); > entry.setTimeZone(timeZone); > > // Set the calendar location > var where = new google.gdata.Where(); > where.setLabel('Mountain View, CA'); > where.setValueString('Mountain View, CA'); > entry.addLocation(where); > > // Set the calendar to be visible in the Google Calendar UI > var hidden = new google.gdata.calendar.HiddenProperty(); > hidden.setValue(false); > entry.setHidden(hidden); > > // Set the color that represent this calendar in the Google Calendar > UI > var color = new google.gdata.calendar.ColorProperty(); > color.setValue('#2952A3'); > entry.setColor(color); > > // The callback method that will be called after a successful > // insertion from insertEntry() > var callback = function(result) { > PRINT('calendar created!'); > } > > // Error handler will be invoked if there is an error from insertEntry > () > var handleError = function(error) { > PRINT(error); > } > > // Submit the request using the calendar service object > calendarService.insertEntry(feedUri, entry, callback, > handleError, google.gdata.calendar.CalendarEntry); > ============================ > > > Here is the page on the XML. Note that the above library generates > this XML under the hood and posts it for you. > I guess you're right with the <entry> > http://code.google.com/apis/calendar/docs/2.0/developers_guide_protocol.html#CreatingCalendars > > Code snippet: > <entry xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom' > xmlns:gd='http://schemas.google.com/g/2005' > xmlns:gCal='http://schemas.google.com/gCal/2005'> > <title type='text'>Little League Schedule</title> > <summary type='text'>This calendar contains the practice schedule > and game times.</summary> > <gCal:timezone value='America/Los_Angeles'></gCal:timezone> > <gCal:hidden value='false'></gCal:hidden> > <gCal:color value='#2952A3'></gCal:color> > <gd:where rel='' label='' valueString='Oakland'></gd:where> > </entry> > > > > > On Aug 17, 1:42 am, Phyrefly <[email protected]> wrote: >> Thanks for that, my answers are below: >> Rich >> >> > A few issues: >> > 0) You are calling the <script src="../jsapi.js">, but not actually >> > using it for talking to the server. That's a bit confusing to me. It >> > renders a bunch of your code moot. >> >> Are you sure? I'm creating google.gdata.calendar.CalendarService >> objects, and using all kinds of API functions and objects, surely this >> is from that file? >> >> > 1) If you are writing the XML yourself, you need the correct prefix = >> > '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>'; >> >> I've tried with that as well. No luck... >> >> > 2) GData is picky about the root being "<atom:entry>", and NOT >> > "<entry>" >> >> Tried that too. The example uses <entry> and the namespace >> declaration suggests that the "atom" prefix is unnecessary. But I >> thought I'd try anyway, and it didn't work. >> >> > 3) Your onClose: function() {fetchData(url,pCallBack,pData,pMethod);} >> > is missing the last arg. I suspect that it should be "onClose: function >> > () {fetchData(url,pCallBack,pData,pMethod, pHeaders);}" >> >> Thanks for that, I've added it now. That code is only called when >> initially authenticating, so isn't the problem, but would certainly >> have caused problems later! >> >> > 4) I don't think these are needed [though I'm not sure if they >> > actually hurt] >> > params[gadgets.io.RequestParameters.NUM_ENTRIES] = 100; >> > params[gadgets.io.RequestParameters.GET_SUMMARIES] = true; >> >> I've tried with and without all combinations of params that I could, >> to try to get it to work. Removing these didn't help. They are >> necessary for something else I'm doing in code though. >> >> > 5) If you don't use the jsapi libs, then you may want to double check >> > the line here for redirects "else if (response.data) {" >> >> Not sure I understand what you're suggesting here. This does what I >> want it to every time I've stepped through it so far. What do you >> think it's doing that it shouldn't? 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