I'm guessing that your Calendar ID is incorrect. Did you replace the one that's in the script by default?

Excellent!

Hey Jason, this is actually pretty easy. Just look for this line: event.description = 'Hangout: ' + event.hangoutLink + '\n\n' + d; and change it to this: event.description = 'Hangout: ' + event.hangoutLink + '\n\n' + d + 'PHONE NUMBER OR WHATEVER ELSE YOU WANT TO PUT AT THE END OF THE EVENT DESCRIPTION'; No payment necessary!

Hey Jason! No problem; glad it's what you needed!

Hard to say without seeing your code, but if you copied the script exactly as I pasted here, that shouldn't happen. There is a check in there to verify that it hasn't already inserted the hangout link, so make sure that's intact, and that you didn't change the actual text of what it sticks in the description. If you'd like, paste me your code and I'll take a look.

Awesome! Glad I could help! BTW, I've been using this for a year or so now with pretty much zero hiccups (once in a blue moon I get a notice that it failed, but then it picks right back up on its own without me doing anything). It also got me started on other helpful hacks for Calendar and other Google Apps. Periodically going through my team's group calendar and removing all of the reminders that people forgot to disable on events they added like "Jeff working from home this afternoon" and "Erin dentist appointment" was also a big life improvement.

Yeah, CalendarApp is a different API so I don't know that it'd work the same. If you enable the Advanced Calendar per my other comment and use the script as-is I think you should be good to go, but feel free to hit me up if not!

I should have mentioned this in the post, but you need to enable the Advanced Calendar Service for this to work. From the script editor, click Resources -> Advanced Google Services... Find Calendar API and turn it on. There should be a link there to the Google Developers Console (https://console.developers.google.com/apis/library), where you should also enable it (under Google Apps APIs).

Yeah, I'm pretty much out of the fund-your-crazy-idea game too. Coin was one of four hardware projects I funded and while it was the worst result, the other two weren't much better. The fastest fund-to-ship time out of the four was 8 months. I waited over a year for Drumpants (http://www.drumpants.com) and what ended up being delivered was almost as completely useless as Coin. The Roadie Tuner (http://www.roadietuner.com) also took fucking forever, but at least the product works as documented and as shown in the promotional videos. The fourth was a tiny wearable bluetooth module, but I haven't gotten a chance to build anything with it yet.

Hmmm... yeah, it should definitely say "mobile phone connected" when it connects with your phone. Have you tried having your iPhone "forget" the headset and re-pairing it?

Hmm weird. Mine worked just fine out of the box. The only thing that was a little odd was when I'd ask it to read my messages, it wouldn't read the text of the message unless I had preview turned on, but that sounds like it's unrelated to your problem. How old is your Scala? Is the firmware up to date on it? Siri DOES get activated when you hold down your home button, right?

God he's such an idiot. The WM3 basically did the state a favor by taking this agreement. If it would have gone to trial in December, they'd have been out and would have been able to sue the crap out of the state and everyone involved. I can't believe he still maintains that they are guilty. THERE IS STILL NO EVIDENCE.

A-fucking-men, brother Garth. It's just fucking strips off the swine, people. Delicious, but it isn't the cure for cancer or impotence. That said, I sure could go for a bacon milkshake right now!

Tiff is correctomundo; you can upload a file for your default userpic on Disqus.

Beth! It's so good to hear from you! I was at the Friday night scooter ride, but not on a bike that you'd recognize. How are you? Drop me an email! It's still steve at damn dirty ape dot net.