best way to get /self/calendar with rsvp status

[Ralph Bergmann]

Hi,

what is the best way to get /self/calendar with rsvp status? Or why does the /self/calendar response dos not contain this info?

It looks that I have to do 3 requests:

1) /self/calendar

2) /self/events with rsvp=waitlist

3) /self/events with rsvp=yes

Maybe I can do all 3 with one batch request but why is there no simpler way? Or do I miss something?

Ralph

[mike castleman]

hi Ralph,

You can set fields=self on the request to /self/calendar and then look for the rsvp object on the self object on each event to get information about the currently-authenticated user's RSVP along with the calendar API.

Hope this helps,
mlc

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[Ralph Bergmann]

ooooh my foult :-(

I added "self" to the "only" parameter but not to the "fields" parameter

Thanks a lot :-)

Ralph

Am Montag, 1. Mai 2017 18:25:46 UTC+2 schrieb mike castleman:

hi Ralph,

You can set fields=self on the request to /self/calendar and then look for the rsvp object on the self object on each event to get information about the currently-authenticated user's RSVP along with the calendar API.

Hope this helps,
mlc

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