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This package can be used to create 'Add to my google calendar' link for a page.
It can take several parameters to configure the details of a given event, so it can generate HTML for a link on a page that when the user clicks on it will be added to his Google Calendar.
Currently it takes parameters to define event details like:
- Event name
- Event start date and time zone
- Event duration
- Event location
- Event description
- Event guest email addresses Innovation Award
December 2020
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Google Calendar is a popular task scheduling application used by many people.
This package provides a simple way to add a scheduled task to Google Calendar by generating a link with all the parameters of the task.
So when the user clicks on that link, the browser goes to a page of Google Calendar to add the task to his calendar.
This way it becomes simple for a site to add tasks to other people calendars on Google Calendar.
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Details
Create 'Add to my google calendar' Link to your Homepage
Overview
This class can generate the HREF value to provide a Add to my google calendar link to your
page.
Following Data for the event to create is supported:
- Subject
- `setSubject()`
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Start Date/Time
- `setStart()`
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End Date/Time or Duration(if not set, default duration of 30 min is used)
- `setEnd()` or `setDuration()`
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Timezone (if not set, system settings used)
- `setTimezone()`
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All day Event
- `setTimezone()`
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Detailed Description (optional)
- `setDetails()`
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Location
- `setLocation()`
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Additional Guest(s)
- `addGuest()`
Usage
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Create an instance of the GCalAddEventLink class
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Set the required information for the event to be generated
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Pass the generated HREF to an <a> element on your page
See AddEventExample.php
Logging
This package can use any PSR-3 compliant logger. The logger is initialized with a NullLogger-object
by default. The logger of your choice have to be passed to the constructor of the GCalAddEventLink class.
If you are not working with a PSR-3 compatible logger so far, this is a good opportunity
to deal with this recommendation and may work with it in the future.
There are several more or less extensive PSR-3 packages available on the Internet.
You can also take a look at the
'XLogger'
package and the associated blog
'PSR-3 logging in a PHP application'
as an introduction to this topic.
History
2020-12-15 Version 1.00
* initial Version
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Example
AddEventExample.php
