Hi Kayyah,
Unfortunately Embeddable Calendar can only support readonly operation. To
perform write operations you must do that through the GData API. On a note
regarding authentication, just want to clarify that Embeddable Calendar is
using a separate authentication mechanism (it is using the ordinary
cookie-login, same as Calendar UI) than the ones used by the GData API
(clientlogin or AuthSub), meaning that the authentication cannot be shared
between them.
Austin
On Dec 11, 2007 6:38 PM, kayyah <kuku...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
I understand that it is possible to use the API to create and edit
events in Google Calendar. But is it possible to embed a Google
Calendar so that it is editable only to the user who owns it i.e.
without making it writeable by the whole world?
I would like to embed the calendar within my template and authenticate
the user through credentials that I provide for my website. Once the
user authenticates themselves for my website, I will auto-authenticate
them for Google Calendar through the API. But I would like to avoid
writing the edit and create events functions if its possible to make
the embedded calendar writeable.
Thanks.
-Kayyah