I was wondering if anyone has had any success creating a skype event using microsoft graph api version 1.
Basically, by using the api, I want to send a skype event to a group.
I was looking at https://github.com/microsoftgraph/microsoft-graph-docs/blob/master/api-reference/beta/resources/event.md and I read that onlineMeetingUrl parameter is set when the organizer specifies an event as an online meeting.
But I could not find anything in the documentation on how to set the an event as online: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/api/user-post-events?view=graph-rest-1.0
Did you ever have a similar problem?
Thank you.
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As the question says, I can't find any documentation on Google Apis about the Goal feature in Google Calendar. Right now I'm using javascript for my api but haven't started writing code for this yet since I can't find any endpoints.
I'm looking at the event update endpoint but there doesn't seem to be a done property.
When I create a event in my calendar I have the option "Out of Office". How I can create a event about GScript with the function "Out of Office"?
Here you can find my current sheet incl. my script: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17zdmhWr9EUrY_-6ZVrYWggf5kAnvEhKGdGsJbxW7Px4/edit?usp=sharing
How can I add the command? or is there a feature which I do not know?
Answer:
Unfortunately, in its current form, this isn't possible through the Calendar API.
More Information:
Google Apps Script and the G Suite service integration it provides are effectively wrappers for the already existing APIs for the services they connect to (Calendar, Sheets, Docs, etc). As a result, given that the feature is not available through the API, Apps Script does not have this ability either.
Feature Request:
I did a search on Google's Issue Tracker and there are a couple of highly requested Feature Requests for the creation of Out of office events through the Calendar API already.
You can find these Feature Requests here and here, which you can give a star (☆) in the top left to let Google know more people wish for this request to be implemented.
We're using Branch.io deep links.
We want to know when the user actually sends these deep links via Whatsapp.
Is there a way to know that?
Thanks!
Alex from Branch.io here: this feature isn't available directly. However, you should be able to get fairly close using our webhooks feature combined with custom events. Just set a custom event for when a user shares a link via Whatsapp, and then set a webhook to use that event as criteria.
I am using 8.0.1 SP1.
I have not been able to find a definitive answer for this so far. Does the messaging server control have an option for notifying the user via email that a message has been sent to them? Email is set up for the site and working. In my site, I have community notifications set to email in my profile. I have ek_EnableMessageBoardEmail set to true in web.config. I do realize that there is a difference between message board and the messaging server control but I am trying everything. Is this possible without coding the functionality? If not, can someone point me toward some starter code?
I also posted this question at http://dev.ektron.com/forum.aspx?g=posts&t=41480
Thanks.
Zach
No this is not possible. The Ektron Messaging control can only send internal messages within the CMS to other users. The server control produces markup that looks a bit like it might be email but it is not.
The Messaging control does have the ability to send an email to a community group but not individual users.
See Ektron's documentation here.
You will have to code your own custom solution to this.
Presently I'm working on a Windows Phone application that will work in both online and offline mode. So that if the net is available means I need to sync my offline data to the respective server. My requirement is if my app is working and when I reach a wifi-enabled circle (area) I need to get a notification. Otherwise need to race an event.
How can I achieve this? Is there any notification channel present in WP7 to inform about this? If yes please demonstrate some code to achieve the goal.
You can determine if you are connected to a network, you can get the connection type and the phone informs you when it goes on/offline:
NetworkInterface.GetIsNetworkAvailable() checks if you are online or offline
DeviceNetworkInformation tells you more about the network type (Wifi, ...)
NetworkChange.NetworkAddressChanged += new NetworkAddressChangedEventHandler(OnNetworkChangeHandler); registers a listener to listen for changes
Click here for an example on how to listen for changes. Also very good is this tutorial from MSDN, demonstrating all the goodies mentioned above!
I also recommend reading this blog post as it contains much valuable information about the different APIs.
PS: It is not possible to get a list of all available WLANs around the phone. You can only see the WLAN you are connected to (if). That is a limitation of the Windows Phone API.
The platform does not include support for the "GeoFencing" scenario you describe.
The best solution currently available is to periodically (using a Background Task) check to see if a connection is available and to begin the sync then.