Change users to check email and added en array dump for example #482
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jamesiarmes
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Nov 28, 2018
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| // Just dump the array for $email user as an example | ||
| $freebusy_user = $availability->FreeBusyView->CalendarEventArray; | ||
| print_r ($freebusy_user); |
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The purpose of these examples is to show users how to work with the library so that they can find what they need on their own. I'm not interested in just dumping arrays.
I'd be happy to take the fix for email address above if you'd like to remove this portion.
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Change to use provided @email instead of $username when looking up free-busy. Feel free to remove the last print_r, I added it just for an example/test.