string $base_url (line 45)

Server, username, password, calendar

• access: protected

mixed $calendar_home_set (line 60)

The calendar-home-set we're using

• access: protected

mixed $calendar_urls (line 65)

The calendar_urls we have discovered

• access: protected

mixed $headers = array() (line 74)

• access: protected

mixed $httpResponse = "" (line 79)

• access: protected

mixed $pass (line 45)

• access: protected

mixed $principal_url (line 50)

The principal-URL we're using

• access: protected

mixed $requestMethod = "GET" (line 76)

• access: protected

mixed $user (line 45)

• access: protected

mixed $xmlRequest = "" (line 78)

• access: protected

Constructor __construct (line 91)

Constructor, initialises the class

• string $base_url: The URL for the calendar server
• string $user: The name of the user logging in
• string $pass: The password for that user

CalendarMultiget (line 710)

Get a bunch of events for a calendar with a calendar-multiget report

• $event_hrefs
• $url

DoCalendarQuery (line 762)

Given XML for a calendar query, return an array of the events (/todos) in the response. Each event in the array will have a 'href', 'etag' and '$response_type' part, where the 'href' is relative to the calendar and the '$response_type' contains the definition of the calendar data in iCalendar format.

• return: An array of the relative URLs, etags, and events from the server. Each element of the array will be an array with 'href', 'etag' and 'data' elements, corresponding to the URL, the server-supplied etag (which only varies when the data changes) and the calendar data in iCalendar format.

• string $filter: XML fragment which is the <filter> element of a calendar-query
• string $url: The URL of the calendar, or null to use the 'current' calendar_url

DoGETRequest (line 333)

Get a single item from the server.

• string $url: The URL to GET

DoOptionsRequest (line 299)

Send an OPTIONS request to the server

• return: The allowed options

• string $url: The URL to make the request to

DoPUTRequest (line 361)

PUT a text/icalendar resource, returning the etag

• return: The content of the response from the server

• string $url: The URL to make the request to
• string $icalendar: The iCalendar resource to send to the server
• string $etag: The etag of an existing resource to be overwritten, or '*' for a new resource.

DoXMLRequest (line 319)

Send an XML request to the server (e.g. PROPFIND, REPORT, MKCALENDAR)

• return: An array of the allowed methods

• string $method: The method (PROPFIND, REPORT, etc) to use with the request
• string $xml: The XML to send along with the request
• string $url: The URL to make the request to
• $request_method

FindCalendars (line 618)

Find the calendars, from the calendar_home_set

• $recursed

GetCalendarDetails (line 662)

Find the calendars, from the calendar_home_set

• $url

GetEntryByHref (line 916)

Get the calendar entry by HREF

• return: The iCalendar of the calendar entry

• string $href: The href from a call to GetEvents or GetTodos etc.

GetEvents (line 818)

Get the events in a range from $start to $finish. The dates should be in the

format yyyymmddThhmmssZ and should be in GMT. The events are returned as an array of event arrays. Each event array will have a 'href', 'etag' and 'event' part, where the 'href' is relative to the calendar and the event contains the definition of the event in iCalendar format.

• return: An array of the relative URLs, etags, and events, returned from DoCalendarQuery() @see DoCalendarQuery()

• timestamp $start: The start time for the period
• timestamp $finish: The finish time for the period
• string $relative_url: The URL relative to the base_url specified when the calendar was opened. Default ''.

GetOKProps (line 536)

Return the <prop> ... </prop> of a propstat where the status is OK

• string $nodenum: The node number in the xmlnodes which is the href

GetResponseHeaders (line 206)

Output http response headers

• return: headers

GetXmlRequest (line 222)

Output xml request

• return: xml

HrefForProp (line 490)

Return the href containing this property. Except only if it's inside a status != 200

• string $tagname: The tag name of the property to find the href for
• integer $which: Which instance of the tag should we use
• $i

HrefValueInside (line 473)

Return the first occurrence of an href inside the named tag.

• string $tagname: The tag name to find the href inside of

PrincipalURL (line 432)

Get/Set the Principal URL

• $url $url: string The Principal URL to set

SetContentType (line 150)

Add a Content-type: header.

• string $type: The content type

SetMatch (line 122)

Adds an If-Match or If-None-Match header

• bool $match: to Match or Not to Match, that is the question!
• string $etag: The etag to match / not match against.