Microsoft Graph - update event API but triggers subscription/webhook
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I'm using Microsoft Graph and Outlook, and I have subscriptions/webhook setup for created, updated, and deleted. When I create, update, or delete an event from my own calendar and then call the Microsoft Graph to do the same for my outlook calendar, it sends a subscription to my webhook.
For example, when I update an event from my site using/calling:
PATCH /me/events/{id}
here is what it is doing:
- Updates the event on my site (Good)
- Updates the event on Microsoft Outlook (Good)
- Sends a
updatedsubscription/webhook to my site and then it updates my the event on my site again (Bad, I do not want this to happen)
How can I make #3 not happen if I'm updating the event on my site originally/in the first place?
UPDATE:
I found the answer here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/40876329/9743109 - You have to use changeKey
php api outlook microsoft-graph webhooks
asked Nov 17 '18 at 2:57
Timmy BalkTimmy Balk
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I'm using Microsoft Graph and Outlook, and I have subscriptions/webhook setup for created, updated, and deleted. When I create, update, or delete an event from my own calendar and then call the Microsoft Graph to do the same for my outlook calendar, it sends a subscription to my webhook.
For example, when I update an event from my site using/calling:
PATCH /me/events/{id}
here is what it is doing:
- Updates the event on my site (Good)
- Updates the event on Microsoft Outlook (Good)
- Sends a
updatedsubscription/webhook to my site and then it updates my the event on my site again (Bad, I do not want this to happen)
How can I make #3 not happen if I'm updating the event on my site originally/in the first place?
UPDATE:
I found the answer here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/40876329/9743109 - You have to use changeKey
php api outlook microsoft-graph webhooks
asked Nov 17 '18 at 2:57
Timmy BalkTimmy Balk
596
add a comment |
I'm using Microsoft Graph and Outlook, and I have subscriptions/webhook setup for created, updated, and deleted. When I create, update, or delete an event from my own calendar and then call the Microsoft Graph to do the same for my outlook calendar, it sends a subscription to my webhook.
For example, when I update an event from my site using/calling:
PATCH /me/events/{id}
here is what it is doing:
- Updates the event on my site (Good)
- Updates the event on Microsoft Outlook (Good)
- Sends a
updatedsubscription/webhook to my site and then it updates my the event on my site again (Bad, I do not want this to happen)
How can I make #3 not happen if I'm updating the event on my site originally/in the first place?
UPDATE:
I found the answer here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/40876329/9743109 - You have to use changeKey
php api outlook microsoft-graph webhooks
asked Nov 17 '18 at 2:57
Timmy BalkTimmy Balk
596
I'm using Microsoft Graph and Outlook, and I have subscriptions/webhook setup for created, updated, and deleted. When I create, update, or delete an event from my own calendar and then call the Microsoft Graph to do the same for my outlook calendar, it sends a subscription to my webhook.
For example, when I update an event from my site using/calling:
PATCH /me/events/{id}
here is what it is doing:
- Updates the event on my site (Good)
- Updates the event on Microsoft Outlook (Good)
- Sends a
updatedsubscription/webhook to my site and then it updates my the event on my site again (Bad, I do not want this to happen)
How can I make #3 not happen if I'm updating the event on my site originally/in the first place?
UPDATE:
I found the answer here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/40876329/9743109 - You have to use changeKey
php api outlook microsoft-graph webhooks
php api outlook microsoft-graph webhooks
asked Nov 17 '18 at 2:57
Timmy BalkTimmy Balk
596
asked Nov 17 '18 at 2:57
Timmy BalkTimmy Balk
596
edited Nov 17 '18 at 3:29
Timmy Balk
asked Nov 17 '18 at 2:57
Timmy BalkTimmy Balk
596
asked Nov 17 '18 at 2:57
Timmy BalkTimmy Balk
596
asked Nov 17 '18 at 2:57
Timmy BalkTimmy Balk
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