Hi,
Well that is still shared calendar. Was looking for a way to get into a non
shared calendar.
It's shared in the sense that the magic cookie can be used to read it,
but it cannot be read without knowledge of the private cookie. So, as
long as you expose the webpage content to only trusted viewers, there
is no issue.
If you want to expose only portions of a calendar to people whom you
do not trust to see the whole calendar, or people whom you think will
grab your magic cookie and share it with the world, then you will need
to write a server-side application using one of the available client
libraries (Java, .NET, PHP, Python) and use AuthSub or ClientLogin
authentication.
Cheers,
-Ryan
On Mar 27, 3:31 am, "snortop" <janr...@gmail.com> wrote:
Well that is still shared calendar. Was looking for a way to get into
a non shared calendar.
Or am i still not getting it?