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Hmm ... good "old" Google is clever again. Next question (forgive me, this _is_ newbie section) is : what is proposed method of integrating this library into processwire? What about username and password security, is there a recommended approach to make it a secure solution? /Michael

Kongondo, Thanks! Ryan, I want to list the 5 next events inside my pages, like news headlines, and from there they should be read-only. If users need to modify the calendar entries they will have to use Mozilla Lightning. Caldav is a protocol for communicating with a calendar, there is a good overview of implementations from this link: http://caldav.calconnect.org/index.html From this link (http://caldav.calconnect.org/implementations/librariestools.html) there are Ruby, Python, C, and Java implementations but apparently no PHP implementations. In light of that what would be your recommendation? I prefer not to write a caldav client in php (not only not prefer, also I don't have the skills). Is there some of the existing libraries that are easier to interface with ProcessWire than others? /Michael

Hello forum, I'm a newbie using Processwire, so feel free to let me know if the description of above doesn't make sense, and requires better description. Or maybe the solution is so simple it is a dumb question? I have seen solutions using google calendar, but from what I could see it doesn't use the caldav interface of google cal, is this correct? I'm using a mysql backend for the caldav server, maybe it would be easier to try to get the entries directly from mysql database instead. This is also an option to consider, if there is already functionality in processwire that directly supports this. /Michael

I would like to add a list of say the 5 next events from a caldav calendar server (I'm using baikal). Initially it could be just a single field including a list or table with the 5 next events, with say the first 10 words from the description of each event. Ideally it would be possible to browse the calendar (read-only) but I would like to start out with something that can be added without any programming skills (if possible). /Michael