Getting rid of "Attending?" in Android calendar event, using the Calendar API -

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i'm creating local calendar on android device, , inserting events this. here code (using dummy data now):

public static uri createcalendarwithname(context ctx, string calendarname, string displayname, account account) {      uri target = uri.parse(calendarcontract.calendars.content_uri.tostring());     target = target.buildupon().appendqueryparameter(calendarcontract.caller_is_syncadapter, "true")     .appendqueryparameter(calendarcontract.calendars.account_name, account.name)     .appendqueryparameter(calendarcontract.calendars.account_type, account.type).build();      contentvalues values = new contentvalues();     values.put(calendars.account_name, account.name);     values.put(calendars.account_type, account.type);     values.put(calendars.name, calendarname);     values.put(calendars.calendar_display_name, displayname);     values.put(calendars.calendar_color, calendar_color);     values.put(calendars.calendar_access_level, calendarcontract.calendars.cal_access_owner);     values.put(calendars.owner_account, account.name);     values.put(calendars.visible, 1);     values.put(calendars.sync_events, 1);     values.put(calendars.calendar_time_zone, "europe/oslo");     //values.put(calendars.allowed_attendee_types, "0");      uri newcalendar = ctx.getcontentresolver().insert(target, values);      return newcalendar; }  public void addeventtocalendar(){      long calid = getlocalcalid();     long startmillis = 0;      long endmillis = 0;          calendar begintime = calendar.getinstance();     begintime.set(2013, calendar.may, 5, 14, 30);     startmillis = begintime.gettimeinmillis();     calendar endtime = calendar.getinstance();     endtime.set(2013, calendar.may, 5, 14, 55);     endmillis = endtime.gettimeinmillis();      contentresolver cr = getcontentresolver();     contentvalues values = new contentvalues();     values.put(events.dtstart, startmillis);     values.put(events.dtend, endmillis);     values.put(events.title, "siste frist å ettersende papirer");     values.put(events.description, "hei!\n\n");     values.put(events.calendar_id, calid);     values.put(events.event_timezone, "europe/oslo");     uri uri = cr.insert(events.content_uri, values);      // event id last element in uri     long eventid = long.parselong(uri.getlastpathsegment());     log.i("eventid", ""+eventid);      cr = getcontentresolver();     values = new contentvalues();     values.put(reminders.minutes, timeunit.minutes.convert(2, timeunit.days));     values.put(reminders.event_id, eventid);     values.put(reminders.method, reminders.method_alert);     uri = cr.insert(reminders.content_uri, values); }

the calendar , event created intended, opening event reveals row named "attending", 3 radio buttons: "yes, maybe , no".

are there way of getting rid of row/radio buttons? choice anyhow not have effect ever in event in local calendar, presume...

i'm using android 4.0.4 device btw :)

adding both these lines seem solve problem:

values.put(events.organizer, calendarowner); values.put(events.has_attendee_data, 1);

not quite sure why!

ref: https://gist.github.com/mlc/5188579


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