I have one question. Is there any limitation on the number of attendees we want to add. Do we need to buy any license or subscription if I want to add large group of audience?
Yes! Google has a limit for sending out carrying out processes. After the limit if you want to execute code you have to get the subscription. My suggestion would be to do this in batches.
Thank you soooo much.. this is what I was looking for since long.. QQ : what if we need to add multiple attendees for 1 event? Can we do that by using comma as a seperator?
@@AryanIrani123 Hello, it's now okay, but I can only invite one guest at a time, not multiples, using your code it gives me this: GoogleJsonResponseException: API call to calendar.events.insert failed with error: Invalid attendee email.
Hi Aryan. Thanks for this! If I add multiple email address that are simply comma separated in attendees: [{ email: attendees_event }] it doesn't work. I realise that it works if attendees_event is as below attendees_event = [{ email: attendee1Email } , { email: attendee2Email } , { email: attendee3Email }] What can i do to get it like the above?
Hi, great video!! implementing the same using a google service account gives me the following error: Uncaught Google\Service\Exception: { "error": { "errors": [ { "domain": "global", "reason": "invalid", "message": "Invalid conference type value." } ] conferenceSolutionKey -> type is set to hangoutsMeet and conferenceDataVersion is also set to 1 with the insert request Please let me know if you knwo anything about this error.
@@asmabellil8362 There was issue with the permissions from the admin account for allowing meet links to be created in events. We enabled domain wide delegation also from the admin account.
Hi Bro I got below mention error can you please help me in? createMeet @Update_calender_Invites:41 > resource : {...} res: undefined Video Duration 10:17 to 10:52
There was an error in the code/video. "res" should be "resource" in the parameters. || const res = Calendar.Events.insert(resource, cal_id,{ conferenceDataVersion: 1 });
const res = Calendar.Events.insert(res, cal_id,{ conferenceDataVersion: 1 }); This gives me an error because "res" is used without finishing defining itself