Hi David,
I believe the issue you are running into deals with recurring events.
When viewing a full projection of a calendar with a recurring event,
there are multiple "when" elements inside the entry to correspond to
each occurrence. However, this isn't practical if the event repeats
many times or forever, so this data is suppressed unless there is a
start_max parameter to bound the range.
One workaround is to pass the "singleevents=true" parameter to your
query. This will force each instance of a recurring event to show up
exactly once in the feed and contain the expected "when" element.
If I misunderstood your issue and you were experiencing this behavior
with non-repeating events, please follow up to this thread as I was
not able to duplicate the problem when only using one-time events.
Cheers,
-Jeff
On Jun 16, 1:58 pm, "davi...@gmail.com"
<davi...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi
A feed query with start_min and start_max parameters return the "when"
element.
But a feed query with updated_min parameter does not return the "when"
element.
If I use updated_min and start_max parameter, the returned feed
contains the "when" element.
Is it normal ?
If yes, it is not convenient if a parameter changes the content of the
returned feed.
Thanks.
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