Currently I know there are ways to insert the google calendar(the month view) into a google site with a script but is there a way to insert a view that displays only one day or a week?
Thanks,
Loren
It is possible in Sites to manually insert a Calendar view that defaults to Week or Agenda views. You can do this by:
Going the Sites page you want to include the calendar in and selecting 'Edit page'
Select Insert > Calendar
Select the calendar(s) you want display (or paste in their web addresses) and clicking 'Select'
Selecting Week, Agenda or Month in the View select box, making any other option selections and then clicking 'Save'
Adjusting the positioning of the calendar in the page and then clicking 'Save'
It is also possible to use Apps Script to write a web app that displays calendar information, and embed the web app into Sites. This would allow you to create a customized display of calendar or other information, if you desired.
There isn't currently a way to add gadgets or web apps to a Site programmatically with Apps Script -- that has to be done manually.
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I want to be able to edit the Google Calendar UI to have custom fields show up when a user is creating an event. I know it is possible to patch events and add custom fields to it after, but I want these custom fields to be defaulted on the user's calendar so anytime they create an event, the options show up. The pop-up I'm talking about is below.
I know that you can use AppScripts to create an add-on on the side of the screen, but I would prefer to have the change made right in the user's main UI. It seems like this is possible, as there is a Zoom add-on that allows you to "Make it a Zoom Meeting" as seen in the screenshot above in the bottom right hand corner.
If anyone could point me towards an example/documentation on how to do this, that would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
There is a similar question asked here
Where a community member shared a few options such as:
Using a browser extension to inject your custom fields + the Google Calendar API + the OAuth required.
Create your own UI using Google Apps Script CardService and its HTML service.
I trying to see my app retention month by month but it is impossible in firebase and in google analytics, how can I do it ?
Like you can see it is day by day
And I want something like this but not by week
I was looking for this too and was baffled that it didn't exist "out of the box". But you can do the following:
Inside Firebase Analytics Dashboard:
Click "View more in Google Analytics" (unless you already are at the Google Analytics webpage)
Now from left-side panel press "Explore"
Click "Blank" (will create a new "Exploration")
Next to the "Free form 1"-tab there should be "+" sign, press it
Click "Cohort exploration" (1. in image)
Now change "Cohort Granularity" to Monthly (from Daily/Weekly) (2. in image)
Voila! Bit of a pain but it works...
I wan't to add a calendar to my webpage, in which the guests would see which dates are still free and whichones are already booked, so they can plan their vacation after that. How can I manage this?
I made a HTML webpage, and I tried to do something like the calendar on AirBnB
Go to your calendar and select Settings and Sharing as shown below.
Then look for this dialog.
Use the embed code to embed calendar into website. It's already within it's own iFrame.
I want that if some people fill the google form, the new event fall in his google calendar. How it is possible to do?
Here is a web site I used to do the exact thing.
http://www.jessespevack.com/blog/2016/2/9/turn-a-google-form-response-into-a-calendar-event
Follow the steps and its not to bad.
I have a spreadsheet where I am accepting google form responses and in the same spreadsheet I have a dashboard which give out link to open new form. users are suppose to enter data every 10 minutes and I have a minute counter that show when last time data was submitted, how many minutes since last data submit and what was summary of last submit. Along side this information they will have a link to open new form.
Users are using tablet to record data and they are opening spreadsheet on html view as on tablet browser by default it opens like that as well as its easier to open hyperlink through html view.
I have sheet on recalculate every 1 minute to make sure minute counter updates at least every minute.
But html view does not update it self unless user manually reloads the page hence they cant see updated summary of last submit as well as can not see the timer.
Is there a way to force reload or refresh or recalculate sheet on html view to have this work?
Thank you very much for help in advance.
No, there's no way to refresh the users browser page/session and reload the page, as Apps script can't access the browser.
You can combine window.setTimeout() and window.onload to make a website run a function at intervals.
Mozilla Documentation - setTimeout
Documentation - window.onload
<script>
function reloadMyPage(delayMilliseconds) {
setTimeout("location.reload(true);",delayMilliseconds);
}
</script>
<body onload="JavaScript:reloadMyPage(5000);">
Here is documentation about embedding a Google sheet into a website:
Google Support Documentation - Share a Speadsheet
You need to publish the spreadsheet to the web. Make sure to choose the EMBED Tab:
Copy out the iframe code and put it into your website.