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QUESTION
Quota exceeded for quota metric 'Queries' and limit 'Queries per day' of service 'calendar-json.googleapis.com'
This error occurs on some existing software which was working fine until yesterday. Now we are getting this error after the first request. It seems the limit is set to 1 now, but that looks like a bug from Google, as the limits are set much higher in the API console.
Quota Name Limit
Queries per day 500,000
Queries per minute per user 5,000
Anyone have experience with this? Anything we can do or do we have to just wait for Google to fix this? :-)
If anyone has more info or pointers on where we can look to fix this, thanks!
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-12 at 14:00Yeah, it's definitely a problem on Google side.
A lot of people experienced it: https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/182497593
QUESTION
I'm trying to add events to all days of the calendar on page load and they need to have one of three colors (red, yellow, green) based on some data connected to each day. Simple example with events for three days:
I have a model that contains data on how many free pallets there are for orders on a given date. If there's less than 10 free pallets, the event should be red, if its between 10 and 149 it must be yellow and so on (as seen on the example).
This is the current "FullCalendar" script:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-21 at 06:53With the help of user @ADyson I have worked out a solution to my problem(s). Here is a somewhat complete example and answer if anyone else happens to stumble across the same issues or want to work with the FullCalender events by feeding it JSON in an MVC context.
First I have an event class with the necessary attributes (I actually only use the title, start and color attributes, but the rest might be required as well, which is why I added them, as per this post Jquery Full Calendar json event source syntax):
QUESTION
This is the relevant code (I'm using Vue.js' Webpack official template):
.babelrc:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-20 at 08:37This could be because you might be using an older version of node
which does not support es6 syntax.
let
, const
, arrow functions etc. are part of es6 syntax. To know more follow this link http://es6-features.org/
You might need the older version of node
for your other projects so install nvm. NVM is a node version manager which will help you to switch between node versions easily. Follow the link for documentation and installation process https://github.com/creationix/nvm
Node v6+ supports ES6 syntax try upgrading to that.
UPDATE
On the comments of this answer, it's confirmed that it was not a version issue and got resolved by following this GitHub issue thread https://github.com/joeeames/WebpackFundamentalsCourse/issues/3.
Peace!
QUESTION
I am using jQuery's Pretty Event Calendar. For some reason it is extremely encypted looking on my website, so I went ahead and just isolated the plugin on a codepen and you can see the same exact issues. I followed their simple directions to a tea..
Anyone know of this issue?
I am just using the html input:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-01 at 18:33- You didn't apply 5th step from the tutorial. You see weird chars because it's printing Chinese days and months as they have to be replaced with English ones.
- Some default styles in chrome (and possibly other browsers) are messing with the layout of the calendar. To make it readable I had to add one style to the CSS file:
CSS:
QUESTION
I'm using item request to retrieve attendance information for a student using his/her student id.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-19 at 09:19Change the SQL in your resource xml as follows:
QUESTION
I'm following thie question Fullcalendar JSON Feed Caching
What I'm trying to do is something similar. I have a full calendar (only month view enabled so lazy fetching won't work I guess). And in the month view, I show user's attendance info. So when user goes to another month (let's say November) an AJAX call is initiated and it returns attendance for that month and if user goes to another month (let's say December) attendance for that month is also fetched.
Problem is, when user returns back to November again, AJAX call is called again. So I have to fetch the data once again. I'm trying to avoid that as it's taking 25 seconds to compute attendance and return the JSON response. So, I'm trying to cache the response.
Here's a snippet of the JSON.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-16 at 01:06Caching in the client side is certainly possible as long as you implemented it correctly. But I see several problems in your code that prevents it from working.
Keep in mind that you are already created events
and eventsCache
at the start of your code.
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