Probably I bit into my gum, rather than an abcess
Thanks for the tips on how to deal with it, chewing foil, sucking a clove, or just going mediaeval on my own ass with a pair of pliers. The pain has dulled overnight, so I think I can safely leave it another fifteen years before I try the dentist.
Been having some grief with automated ical1 links at work, ie I put a link on the website you click it and it goes into your calendar, whatever your calendar may be (so long as your calendar supports ical1). I was getting a lot of This calendar file is unreadable. No events have been added to your iCal calendar, a general "something is not right" error. There are lots of examples out there, each one does it slightly differently so it was hard to track down where I was going wrong, in the end it turned out to be my header, I wanted just
header( 'Content-Type: text/calendar' );instead of
header( 'Content-Type: text/x-vcalendar' );that I got from the first example I saw... Here's a good working .ics file:
BEGIN:VCALENDAR
PRODID:-//My company//my product//EN
VERSION:2.0
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:do_not_reply+6TQM3\@[api](/wiki/#api).holidayextras.com
SUMMARY:[Hotel](/wiki/#hotel) (booking ref 6TQM3)
DTSTART:20100722T190000Z
DTEND:20100723T090000Z
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDARIt can be very simple indeed, so all is good.
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