Open the HTML file containing the initialized scheduler or initialize one in a standard way (see details in the How to Start article.Ģ. - the calendar's id (can be taken from the settings of your Google Calendar account)ġ.- the "Email address", which was used for login to the Google API console.Create a php file with the name "data.php" with the code as, ".", file_get_contents ( "" ), "" ) $calendar -> connect ( ) ?>.Locate and save the calendar id (location of the calendar's id - ).Login to Google Calendar, which you want to use for the app, and share it on the Email address, which was used for login to the Google API console (step 1).As a result, you will have the private key file, Client ID and Email address - they will be necessary later. Select the "Service account" option and click on the "Create client ID" button.Fill in the form and click the "Next" button.Go to the "API Access" tab and click on "Create an OAuth2.0 Client ID" button.Enable the "Calendar API" service in the "Services" tab.Click on the "Create new project" button.To start the integration, do the following preparations: If you need, you can get additional information of the event. By default, Scheduler takes the text and duration (start and end times) of the Google Calendar event.You can't sync just some specific part of events.
Note, you sync all the events, containing in both Google Calendar and Scheduler, at once.Events from the secondary calendars won't be synced. You sync Scheduler with the primary Google Calendar.If you delete an event in one of the calendars, this event will be deleted from both applications.If you alter the same event in both applications, the latest update will be synced between Scheduler and Google Calendar.any changes you make to events in either Scheduler or Google Calendar will be reflected in both applications. In this chapter you'll find out, how to keep Scheduler and Google Calendar in sync.
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