Retrieving Google calendar detailed debug information

Step 1: Enabling Debug Mode for Google Calendar

To access the debug mode in Google Calendar, follow these steps:

Go to the Google Calendar website: https://calendar.google.com.

Sign in to your Google account if you haven't already.

Add the following query parameters to the end of the URL in your browser's address bar: ?gsessionid=OK&eventdeb=1&pli=1.

or https://calendar.google.com/calendar/u/0/r?gsessionid=OK&eventdeb=1&pli=1

Step 2 - collect info

Before proceeding with the next steps, make sure you have the following two pieces of information ready:

Google Calendar ID: This is the unique identifier for your Google Calendar. It can be found in the URL of your calendar or by navigating to the calendar's settings.

Event ID: This is the unique identifier for the event you want to investigate. You can find it by opening the event details in Google Calendar and locating the ID in the URL or event properties.

Google calendar ID: 

Event ID: 

Step 3: Using Google API Explorer

Goto Google API explorer: https://developers.google.com/calendar/api/v3/reference/events/get?apix=true&apix_params=%7B%22calendarId%22%3A%22me%40here.com%22%2C%22eventId%22%3A%222cjee4aok34cialdoi89ml74j2%22%7D

In the "calendarId" field, replace "me@here.com" with your Google Calendar ID.

In the "eventId" field, replace "2cjee4aok34cialdoi89ml74j2" with your Event ID.

Click on the "Execute" button to make the API request.

The response will contain the calendar data, including information about the event's creator and the creation date.

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