Any site with My Calendar Pro installed can be set up to share events with another site that has My Calendar Pro installed. For security purposes, there are a number of controls in place to restrict how that works. You can enable the REST API from the My Calendar Pro settings. By default, the REST […]
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REST API Client
If your site is a client, then the REST API is not enabled, but the user interface for adding your events to other site’s is enabled. You will have an interface for adding endpoints, or URLs that this site can attempt to send events to. Settings The API key entered for endpoints must be that […]
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For sites operating as an API server, you have to configure the clients that you are allowing access to post events. Only clients that match these client URLs and pass the API key you define will be allowed to post events. Settings API Key: You can set the API key for your site. This is […]
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