davidj1

YAH!!!
Many thanks once again @meau We now have a working calendar and timeline.
Pity that Google give so many options and it was the simplest option that turned out to be the correct one. The Google ID for our calendar is our Google email address. So simple and that is why I missed it.

All the best to you.

cheers
David…

Thanks agin @meau Getting closer… ??

I did not see any link in the format of [email protected], only as explained in my previous post.

Under “Access Permissions” for the desired Google Calendar I have selected “Make available to public” and “See all events”. Next to this item is a button labeled “Get sharable link” that gives me … https://calendar.google.com/calendar?cid=dGVjb21hdW5pdGluZ0BnbWFpbC5jb20

Further down in these settings is an area called “Integrate Calendar” which gives me a different link … https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=tecomauniting%40gmail.com&ctz=Australia%2FMelbourne
If you place this into a browser you will get our calendar and this was the link I was using with Dan’s Calendar feature.

Where did you get the link in the format of [email protected] ???

cheers
David…

Thank again @meau for sharing your knowledge.
I’ve followed things carefully again this time but still have one question before giving up totally.

After creation of the Google API Key there appears the following text ..
“Remember to configure the OAuth consent screen with information about your application.
CONFIGURE CONSENT SCREEN” – This link takes you to the OAuth Consent screen asking about granting permission of the application to users. But as this application (Dan’s GCal) is not “my” application so I have done nothing with this screen.

Under “Access Permissions” for the desired Google Calendar I have selected “Make available to public” and “See all events”. Next to this item is a button labeled “Get sharable link” that gives me … https://calendar.google.com/calendar?cid=dGVjb21hdW5pdGluZ0BnbWFpbC5jb20

Further down in these settings is an area called “Integrate Calendar” which gives me a different link … https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=tecomauniting%40gmail.com&ctz=Australia%2FMelbourne
If you place this into a browser you will get our calendar and this was the link I was using with Dan’s Calendar feature.

Unfortunately neither seems to work. Currently using the https://calendar.google.com/calendar?cid=dGVjb21hdW5pdGluZ0BnbWFpbC5jb20 link in Dan’s GCal Google Calendar ID

I’ve added Dan’s calendar to https://www.tecomauc.org.au/?page_id=150 where both an iFrame and Dan’s cal exit.

Just about to give up on this plugin all together @duplaja.

thanks
David…

Hi @meau
Thanks for the advice. I did discover that the Google Calendar API is enabled but the Google CalDAV API was not. I’ve enable the CalDAV API and also notice that there is currently no API key under the credentials. So which API does Dan’s Embedder use? The Google Calendar API or the Google CalDAV API? Do I need to set up a key for the CalDAV API or does Google use a key that already exists for the Calendar API?

If the Google Calendar API is used then I am still at a loss as to why the Embedder does not work. Restrictions are as you suggest as are the Access permissions.

thanks
David…

Hi Dan,

Many thanks for getting back to me. Much appreciated. I’ve reinstalled the plugin and set it up using our Google Key and link to the working Calendar. I’ve (at this stage) just set it up within our left page footer on each page as a What’s on to display a list from the calendar. https://www.tecomauc.org.au/

Hopefully this is sufficient, at this stage, to help you debug the problem, that is connecting with our Google calendar, either in list or full calendar modes.

thanks again
David…

I have a similar problem and guess that Google has altered their API access URL format.
Have you tried using Google Chrome browser and right click to bring up the Console to see what error messages you get?
Cheers
David…