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[MSGRAPHAPI] Shared calendar not showing all updates and/or attachments
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Maurits van Rijnen
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We have a service which is using the graph api.
When we add an event with this service in a shared calendar the following happens:
(the event has about 5 attachments)
(Guest - the one who is using the shared calendar from the owner)
- The first created item is visible in the shared calendar (as in the owner as in the guests calendar)
- The first added attachment is visible in the shared calendar (as in the owner as in the guests calendar)
- The other attachments are not visible in the guest calendar.
After this, when we edit the event in the owners calendar, the changes are note available in the guest calendar.
Furthermore we noticed when sharing calendars, the items which are in the calendar before the sharing are not visible in the guests calendar ?
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Maurits van Rijnen 0 Reputation points
2024-06-24T15:10:00.3266667+00:00 So we tested the following, now from Outlook:
- Created manually an item in the shared calendar (at the owner)
So this item showed up as excpected in the guest shared calendar. - We edited this item also, changes were reflected
So, after that we changed the rights on the shared calendar to Edit items for the guest.
- We changed the first item (the one with the 5 attachments), changes were reflected and all the attachments visible in the event (at the guest) !
Changed the rights back to View only:
- Changed the item again, and changes were not reflected (attachments stayed visible).
We need the shared calendar setup, because we do not want the end users to edit the events, so we create the items in an special account and share the calendars (automaticly via the GRAPH API) with the specific user.
- Created manually an item in the shared calendar (at the owner)
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