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JBFields
Hi,
I've looked through the code that I've been able to find, online, but
am a bit mystified as to how to access a calendar object, then it's
attendees collection, and filter on attendees who've accepted to create
a new e-mail. It seems like somebody must have done this already.
Perhaps it's a wish list item, but I want to be able to communicate
exclusively with attendees who've accepted an invitation, when details
of the event change, not all those who were invited.
Say you send an invite out to the whole world. The conference will
demonstrate ways of enhancing sexual performance through nuclear
proliferation. Only 2,046 people want to attend. Then the President
hears about it and decides to attend. Of course, the Secret Service
requires screening of other attendees. An additional notice must be
sent to all attendees requesting information for security pre-screening
for the event. To get the information, we need to explain why. Those
who've declined, we do not want to annoy with further communications,
and the Secret Service says they don't have a "need to know" concerning
"future position of POTUS."
Next, we notice that the number of responses is so small that we can
save lots of money meeting in Cheyenne instead of Las Vegas.
Again, we want to notify only those who actually have committed to the
details.
Then, just to prevent anybody on the mailing list who has not been
pre-screened from showing up at the actual location, we change it again
to be video conferenced. We want that message to go out only to
attendees so that we can alert Federal Marshalls to investigate any out
of state visitors who show up at Cheyenne's Fair Grounds in the middle
of winter, and we pay for the video conference by selling their
personal information to Larry Flynt.
The simpler version of this question I posted yesterday seems to have
evaporated.
tia
(e-mail address removed)
I've looked through the code that I've been able to find, online, but
am a bit mystified as to how to access a calendar object, then it's
attendees collection, and filter on attendees who've accepted to create
a new e-mail. It seems like somebody must have done this already.
Perhaps it's a wish list item, but I want to be able to communicate
exclusively with attendees who've accepted an invitation, when details
of the event change, not all those who were invited.
Say you send an invite out to the whole world. The conference will
demonstrate ways of enhancing sexual performance through nuclear
proliferation. Only 2,046 people want to attend. Then the President
hears about it and decides to attend. Of course, the Secret Service
requires screening of other attendees. An additional notice must be
sent to all attendees requesting information for security pre-screening
for the event. To get the information, we need to explain why. Those
who've declined, we do not want to annoy with further communications,
and the Secret Service says they don't have a "need to know" concerning
"future position of POTUS."
Next, we notice that the number of responses is so small that we can
save lots of money meeting in Cheyenne instead of Las Vegas.
Again, we want to notify only those who actually have committed to the
details.
Then, just to prevent anybody on the mailing list who has not been
pre-screened from showing up at the actual location, we change it again
to be video conferenced. We want that message to go out only to
attendees so that we can alert Federal Marshalls to investigate any out
of state visitors who show up at Cheyenne's Fair Grounds in the middle
of winter, and we pay for the video conference by selling their
personal information to Larry Flynt.
The simpler version of this question I posted yesterday seems to have
evaporated.
tia
(e-mail address removed)