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Assigns a calendar to the calendar item.
Component | Version | macOS | Windows | Linux | Server | iOS SDK |
Calendar | 3.4 | ✅ Yes | ❌ No | ❌ No | ❌ No | ❌ No |
Parameter | Description | Example |
---|---|---|
itemRef | The reference to the calendar item. Can be reference to event or reminder. | $eventRef |
calendarRef | The id of the calendar to query. | $calendarRef |
Returns OK or error.
Create a new reminder:
$id = MBS("Calendar.NewReminder")
$r = MBS( "Calendar.Item.SetDueDate"; $id; Get(CurrentHostTimeStamp) )
$r = MBS( "Calendar.Item.SetTitle"; $id; "Test" )
$r = MBS( "Calendar.Item.SetCalendar"; $id; "Erinnerungen" )
$r = MBS( "Calendar.SaveReminder"; $id )
Create new event:
Set Variable [$c; Value:MBS("Calendar.NewEvent")]
# set title and other variables
Set Variable [$r; Value:MBS("Calendar.Item.SetTitle"; $c; CalendarTest::ItemTitle)]
Set Variable [$r; Value:MBS("Calendar.Item.SetStartDate"; $c; CalendarTest::ItemStartDate)]
Set Variable [$r; Value:MBS("Calendar.Item.SetEndDate"; $c; CalendarTest::ItemEndDate)]
Set Variable [$r; Value:MBS("Calendar.Item.SetAllDay"; $c;CalendarTest::ItemAllDay)]
Set Variable [$r; Value:MBS("Calendar.Item.SetCalendar"; $c; CalendarTest::CalendarUID)]
# save event
Set Variable [$r; Value:MBS("Calendar.SaveEvent"; $c )]
This function checks for a license.
Created 18th August 2014, last changed 31st October 2015