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asked | Calendar SyncAdapter can update Event data, but it is not reflected in the visual Calendar |
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accepted | Android CalendarContract, deleting a recurring event causes all events to disappear on calendar? |
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Android CalendarContract, deleting a recurring event causes all events to disappear on calendar? @ChristopherMasser Hi Christopher, I did solve the problem. Sorry for the late response. See my solution in the answers. |
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answered | Android CalendarContract, deleting a recurring event causes all events to disappear on calendar? |
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Android CalendarContract, deleting a recurring event causes all events to disappear on calendar? update |
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Android: how to delete recurring events Thanks for the reply, I verified that the id is the id of the event, but I still got the same result. When you were deleting, were you passing the CALLER_IS_SYNCADAPTER as true?
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Android Calendar Provider exception on recurring events Is there any knowledge you can give on how to insert/update/delete using the CalendarContract.Events.CONTENT_EXCEPTION_URI? I have been having an issue where whenever I delete a recurring event (using Events.CONTENT_URI), all my events disappear on the calendar (the Instances table is emptied but the Events table remains correct). You can see my question: stackoverflow.com/questions/16392410/…
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asked | Android CalendarContract, deleting a recurring event causes all events to disappear on calendar? |
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Android: how to delete recurring events What was the reason why it was causing all your events to disappear from the Calendar? The same thing is happening to me. I try to delete a recurring event either with resolver.delete(ContentUris.withAppendedId(Events.CONTENT_URI, id), null, null); or resolver.delete(Events.CONTENT_URI, Events._ID + " =?", new String[]{id});, but it causes ALL the events on my calendar to disappear. I checked the database and all the events are there, but the Instances table is empty. What is causing this?
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awarded | Tumbleweed |
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awarded | Popular Question |
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SyncAdapter, Handling Local edits, and flags (DELETED, DIRTY, AND CALLER_IS_SYNCADAPTER) adding tag |
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asked | SyncAdapter, Handling Local edits, and flags (DELETED, DIRTY, AND CALLER_IS_SYNCADAPTER) |
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accepted | Adding a Calendar to a SyncAdapter Account for API 10 (2.3.3) to API (14)? |
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Adding a Calendar to a SyncAdapter Account for API 10 (2.3.3) to API (14)? cleaning up question |
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asked | Adding a Calendar to a SyncAdapter Account for API 10 (2.3.3) to API (14)? |
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awarded | Yearling |
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awarded | Caucus |
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awarded | Notable Question |
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Trouble understanding Calendar and Contact data (Content providers) in Android The reason I don't want other apps to access my calendar data is because my calendar app will be syncing the calendar data to my CalDAV server. So I am assuming that in order to keep track of local changes on the Android device to push to the server, edits to calendar data could not happen from another calendar app. They would have to happen in my app so I can keep track of changes? Unless I am overlooking something with SyncAdapter. |
