DavidAntaramian

# Introduction to the Issue # I'm currently working on a piece of code that was put together by someone else on my team. All of his logic was in the `index.html` file, so I'm trying to factor it out into a modular library. Part of the reason is that …

#Short Answer Yes. #Long Answer Ruby is a scripting language that executes on the *server-side*. SQL is a language that allows Ruby to communicate with the database. In order to build working websites, however, you will also need to understand at least HTML (Hypertext Markup Language). HTML, unlike Ruby, is …

Do you have the code for the CCS form? If you're supposed to be passing this from your PHP script on the server side, it sounds like you want to send it directly to the CCS server using a library like cURL and a parametered URL request, not fill out …

As I understand it, you currently have the following code: <script> function del(delUrl) { var r = confirm("Are you sure you want to delete?"); if (r == true) { alert ("Deleted record!"); document.location = delUrl; } else { alert("Delete cancel!"); } } </script> <a href='delete.php?id=$sysid' class='view' onClick='del()'> <img src='image/vie.png' border='0'> …

You're looking at a [regular expression](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression). The pattern that is defined in this expression happens as follows: * `/` opens the regular expression * `^` specifies that the match must be at the start of the string being queried * `[0-9]` match any numeric character * `{3}` the previous statement …

My initial reaction is that you haven't authorized your application to use data either via OAuth or some other Google approved method. In the calendar API, the `primary` calendar is scoped to the authorized user your currently working with.