Comments on: How To Install MyGoogleCal2.php http://www.lindenlan.net/2008/03/22/how-to-install-mygooglecal2php/ Sun, 23 Nov 2008 15:24:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Brandon http://www.lindenlan.net/2008/03/22/how-to-install-mygooglecal2php/#comment-3008 Brandon Tue, 12 Aug 2008 07:52:02 +0000 http://www.lindenlan.net/2008/03/22/how-to-install-mygooglecal2php/#comment-3008 Agenda doesn't work for me... Agenda doesn’t work for me…

]]> By: Vale http://www.lindenlan.net/2008/03/22/how-to-install-mygooglecal2php/#comment-2694 Vale Fri, 18 Jul 2008 21:32:21 +0000 http://www.lindenlan.net/2008/03/22/how-to-install-mygooglecal2php/#comment-2694 IS there anyway to change the white background or blue border on the Google Calendar when Iframing it? Vale Kelley Three Lakes Marketing www.Threelakesmarketing.com IS there anyway to change the white background or blue border on the Google Calendar when Iframing it?

Vale Kelley
Three Lakes Marketing
http://www.Threelakesmarketing.com

]]> By: jeffk http://www.lindenlan.net/2008/03/22/how-to-install-mygooglecal2php/#comment-1732 jeffk Mon, 24 Mar 2008 01:13:26 +0000 http://www.lindenlan.net/2008/03/22/how-to-install-mygooglecal2php/#comment-1732 You're one of those internet-dwelling saints. Thanks so much. You’re one of those internet-dwelling saints. Thanks so much.

]]> By: Brian http://www.lindenlan.net/2008/03/22/how-to-install-mygooglecal2php/#comment-1731 Brian Sun, 23 Mar 2008 21:51:44 +0000 http://www.lindenlan.net/2008/03/22/how-to-install-mygooglecal2php/#comment-1731 Jeff, Your MyGoogleCal2.php page is working just fine. You can test this by going to http://www.arrowtownhousing.org/googlecal/MyGoogleCal2.php?src=user%40domain.tld and replace 'user%40domain.tld' with your Google Calendar account. So curl is working fine. If your web server is Apache it will support .htaccess files. Other web servers handle URL rewriting differently and will probably require converting the .htaccess file into another format. Jeff,

Your MyGoogleCal2.php page is working just fine. You can test this by going to

http://www.arrowtownhousing.org/googlecal/MyGoogleCal2.php?src=user%40domain.tld

and replace ‘user%40domain.tld’ with your Google Calendar account. So curl is working fine. If your web server is Apache it will support .htaccess files. Other web servers handle URL rewriting differently and will probably require converting the .htaccess file into another format.

]]> By: jeffk http://www.lindenlan.net/2008/03/22/how-to-install-mygooglecal2php/#comment-1730 jeffk Sun, 23 Mar 2008 20:23:36 +0000 http://www.lindenlan.net/2008/03/22/how-to-install-mygooglecal2php/#comment-1730 Update: My php configuration file doesn't mention CURL (http://www.arrowtownhousing.org/googlecal/phpinfo.php) but the host claims they support CURL. Update: My php configuration file doesn’t mention CURL (http://www.arrowtownhousing.org/googlecal/phpinfo.php) but the host claims they support CURL.

]]> By: jeffk http://www.lindenlan.net/2008/03/22/how-to-install-mygooglecal2php/#comment-1729 jeffk Sun, 23 Mar 2008 20:13:41 +0000 http://www.lindenlan.net/2008/03/22/how-to-install-mygooglecal2php/#comment-1729 Well, I'll start the moronic questions (thanks for this, by the way) I'm getting the blank calendar problem. I think it's the curl thing (I don't see any mention of it on the PHP configuration page.) Since my host is some large sinister corporation I'm guessing that making this happen will involve pain, but that's an aside I suppose. I just want to check everything else first. So: what's a ".htaccess" file, and how do I know if my web server supports it? If my web server doesn't support it (I don't already have one), could this also cause the blank calendar problem? Also, should "blank" be *literally* blank? Like, when I check the page source when I point my browser towards my MyGoogleCal2.php page, there's simply nothing there at all. Well, I’ll start the moronic questions (thanks for this, by the way)

I’m getting the blank calendar problem. I think it’s the curl thing (I don’t see any mention of it on the PHP configuration page.) Since my host is some large sinister corporation I’m guessing that making this happen will involve pain, but that’s an aside I suppose. I just want to check everything else first. So: what’s a “.htaccess” file, and how do I know if my web server supports it? If my web server doesn’t support it (I don’t already have one), could this also cause the blank calendar problem?

Also, should “blank” be *literally* blank? Like, when I check the page source when I point my browser towards my MyGoogleCal2.php page, there’s simply nothing there at all.

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