You can see the full script in “events.js” on the page at http://localhost/www.thistlesociety.org.uk/events.html.

Perhaps try tracing it through with Firebug or IE’s F12 feature.

When I use $(this).find(prefix + “when”) and then print it out, it displays as [object Object]. I take this to mean that it is returning the gd:when node which has 2 parts to it: startDate and endDate.

I also tried using .attr(“startDate”) appended on the end, but that doesn’t work.

What am I missing?

I put it in a function:

function XMLfind(prnt, pref, namestr) {
var prefix = pref+”\\:”;
var nametag = $(prnt).find(prefix + namestr);
if (nametag.length == 0) {
nametag = $(prnt).find(namestr);
}
return nametag;
}

and use it like this:
var name_text = XMLfind(this, “d”, “test_name”).text();

I tested it in IE, Chrome, Opera, Android browser – works fine. But in Opera Mini (on Android) it does not work. Moreover the tags without colon also cant be find even by $(xml).find(‘entry’). Is another way for opera mini?

Remember eventTime is an instance of a When class.

Also, see http://code.google.com/apis/calendar/data/1.0/developers_guide_php.html#Reminders