I created a portal for my company.
In this portal, we have to login and once we are in, we can manage our calendars and events. I would like to know how I can sync this with the iOS and/or the Android ?
Do I need to create an app for it or I can create a module so I can add a protocol to my website ? Google Calendar can sync with the iPhone, he must use a sort of protocol or it is build-in ?
Any ideas ? Thanks
You have a couple options. The simplest would probably be to add support for the Internet Calendar Format (.ics) and build your calendar to support subscriptions. Android and iOS both support internet calendars. Here's the Wikipedia page for ics. It's definitely not enough to implement a connector for, but it should be a good place to get started.
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I have created a web app using PHP, Vanilla JS and Jquery that is 100% responsive and is created with the sole purpose of being used as a mobile application only. Once completed I will integrate it with Flutter WebView for generating an apk file. I will also later convert it to ios. This app is currently in development stage and I stand at a point where I need to integrate a revenue modal like Google Admob. However, I see that google only provides native android and ios sdks. Is there any way how I can integrate Admob with my PHP based mobile app? This can also be a Core PHP based library or plugin that is written to support Admob in a PHP based mobile responsive web app. Anything that can help.
Also, does Adsense and Admob provide same amount of revenue? Or, is there a difference between the earning potential of both?
There is only one Correct way to do this, all the other ways will get you a violation strike.
You should use Admob in flutter any other walkaround may get you blocked by Google FOREVER!
To answer your questions:
There is no way to make Admob work on web
Admob is better for mobile apps and Adsense is better for websites
I am working on web application which will help to schedule the post in social sites like facebook, twitter and google plus. As far as I researched in the internet, it seems Google is not providing any api for writing streams neither at Personal profile nor at Google Pages. And it has provided the api access only to limited apps like hootsuite, buffer.
My question is, Is there any third party (even paid) APIs which will provide me this functionality ? Or, by any chance is it possible to request google for api access similar to the one, it provided for apps like hootsuite,buffer ?
The Buffer API does allow you to schedule tweets automatically. It doesn't seem to support programmatically scheduling updates for other social media platforms, which is what I'm currently trying to do.
I have a website that acts as a calendar manager amongst other things.
Now, some of the users need to sync some calendar events to an MDaemon server, while others need Exchange Online sync.
I already have developed an EWS and a CalDav connector, but non of these seem to work with MDaemon.
Do you know if there's some kind of library or protocol I can use for this?
Is ActiveSync an option?
Thank you
I need to implement a concept in a php website, where I can sync my Google Calendar and later on when ever I make any changes in Google Calendar its changes should reflect to my website's calendar as well.
For that currently I have used Google's Calendar API. With the help of this I am able to connect my Google Calendar but not able to sync the Google calendar with my website when ever any change is made to Google Calendar. Can any one give me suggestions what can be done to achieve this.
I have tried even with the https://developers.google.com/google-apps/calendar/v3/push but with the given documentation could not get the notifications.
Any suggestions are welcome.
Thanks in advance !
Google calendar doesn't currently do push for web pages, only servers. You'll need to bring a server in the middle and forward the push to the browser when one arrives. I would recommend you look into http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comet_(programming) and possibly also into alternatives described at the bottom.
Wondering if someone could give me some advice, I am building a CRM for a client, and one of their "like to haves" is that if they create a new contact they would like the contacts details be both stored in the database but also sync with there iphone/ipad address book.
The only way I can think of doing this is if iCloud offers an api, is this something that could be achieved, or are there any other solutions that maybe could help me.
The CRM is being built on PHP if that makes a difference.
Use Google Contacts API https://developers.google.com/google-apps/contacts/v3/ and set up Gmail as Exchange server on iOS device.
The iPhone supports calDAV (calendaring) and cardDAV (address book) protocols for shared calendaring and address book features.
PHP client implmentation as part of roundcube: http://www.crash-override.net/carddav.html
Open source calDAV and cardDAV implementation: http://www.davical.org/