Is it possible to add an ics calendar feed (from an MS365 outlook calendar) to Google calendar IOS mobile app?
I have added the link to the web app but can't figure out how to do it on IOS?
This is now resolved. MS 365 ICS calendar feeds now work on IOS app.
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Im having a calendar inside my app and it is possible to synchronize that calendar with the apple calendar app on iOS (it then automatically synchronizes with icloud if enabled).
Now I want the same for the google calendar app on iOS but all I could find for now is the google calendar web API. The problem: you need to be online for that but my App should have a full offline support. So I thought maybe it would be possible to access the iOS google calendar app installed on the device to add / remove / modify events.
Is it possible to do so or is there now API for the iOS google calendar app?
There is currently no API that allows you to interact with the Google Calendar App for iOS.
The samples seen here are specifically for interacting with the Google Calendar service, not with the Google Calendar for iOS app itself.
I have an app with some native screens and some additional content I load via UIWebView. I am trying to track both native and web content into the same google analytics account. I'm able to create an account that tracks web and I can create a separate account that tracks the native screens. How can I combine this tracking into a single account?
Track web code using ga.js and native code using GA iOS SDK
You should have a UA account ID of the sort "UA-xxxxxxxx". If you use this
same Analytics tracking ID across your web app & native iOS app, all your data will end up in the same Google Analytics bucket. Obviously, you'll have to use the javascript library in your web app and native SDK in your iOS app.
Alternative Solution (I dont really recommend this)
You can you have your web app pipe in your GA events into your iOS app. How I did this in the past was like so.
I created a special GA codes like myapp://ga-pageview/<pagename> and myapp://ga-event/event_category/event_name.
Use the UIWebViewDelegate method webView:shouldStartLoadWithRequest:navigationType: to intercept these "special" urls and do the GA callback natively.
In the web app, whereever you need you need call a GA event, create an iframe with the myapp://ga-* url scheme above. Then remove that iframe.
I have created a basic web page that links to a few YouTube accounts. Each account has a custom URL as allocated by Google via Google+:
http://www.youtube.com/c/*channelName
The links work fine in iOS Safari and offers to open the YouTube app, which is the behaviour that I want, but when I click the links in iOS Chrome it simply sends me to the mobile YouTube website.
Anyone know why Chrome doesn't launch the YouTube app? Normally if you click a YouTube link in Chrome it does it by default, but I can't get it to work with this particular URL format.
Try this:
Open settings in iOS Chrome
Google Apps
Turn on YouTube
YouTube was off by default on my iPhone.
I am trying to read google analytics data for sessions and real time users , locations ... from my iPhone Objective-c App
is there any SDK can achieve this or maybe REST API from google ?
you can build REST API in your favourite language and use that in your iPhone app.
I'm writing an app to sync with the built-in calendar.app using event kit. The built-in calendar.app will sync with Google Calendar when opening. However, my app will not sync with Google Calendar when opening.
Is there any method to sync with Google Calendar through the built-in calendar.app in code (open my app, and it will sync with Google Calendar without any setting)?
In iOS5 EKEventStore have refreshSourcesIfNecessary method.