Hello,
You would have to write an application yourself in order to do that --
Using the Calendar data API, you could store your templated time
information mapped to a specific name, and use that when you create
your events. Client libraries from Google are available to access the
API in Java, .NET and (through Zend Framework) PHP. Other users have
written client libs as well. See http://code.google.com/apis/calendar
for more info.
In a totally unsupported fashion, it may be possible for you write a
Greasemonkey or Chickenfoot script to accomplish this in the normal
Calendar GUI. Essentially, it would involve writing a script (using
JavaScript) that runs inside the Greasemonkey/Chickenfoot Firefox
extension and adds an additional select box to the event creation page
which allows you to choose the time.
Cheers,
-Ryan
On Mar 21, 11:46 pm, "kaxxina" <kaxx...@gmail.com> wrote:
I was hoping to set up my work schedule on my calendar but I have 4
different shifts I could work on any given day... (they are not
regularly recurring). Is there a way I could name a shift
"SHIFT1" (for example) and use it to set up the times so I don't have
to enter each time for each day? Someone on the Google Calendar Help
group suggested I ask here. :)
Thanks a bunch!
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