[wp-hackers] Plugin to interact with Google Calendar

[Eric Mann]

Brenda,

Actually, you should be able to read and write from the Google Calendar API
using HTTP (you won't need Zend at all).  The Data API uses standard
GET/POST requests, so you can talk to it using the WP_HTTP API that's
already in WordPress.

But no, I haven't seen any other freely available plugin that does this.
 Most just embed Google Calendar in an iFrame rather than try to interface
with the API.

A while ago, I built a plugin that talks to the Google Reader API using the
same kind of HTTP interface, so it is possible for you to do this with the
Google Calendar API as well.

On Wed, May 11, 2011 at 8:08 AM, Brenda Egeland
<brenda at redletterdesign.net>wrote:

> I would like to write a plugin that interacts with a Google calendar, not
> just parsing the feed, but putting functions in the admin section to
> add/edit/delete events, using the Google API, which is based on Zend
> libraries.
>
> I've looked at several calendar plugins and haven't seen this
> functionality. Before I get started reinventing the wheel, does anyone know
> of a plugin that does this already? Or why it might not be possible
> theoretically?
>
> I noticed the Zend Gdata Interfaces plugin, which I think will be helpful.
>
> thanks,
>
> Brenda Egeland
> Red Letter Design
> www.RedLetterDesign.net
> 301-260-7545
>
>
>
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