Calendar API: add "see also events API" note - #1675
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…ents I recently encountered some confusion around the fact that Moodle has two types of entities it calls "events": 1. calendar events, used by the Calendar API and stored in the `mdl_event` table 2. events used by the Events API, for logging and event-handlers / observers
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While working on something dealing with the calendar recently, I encountered some confusion around the fact that Moodle has two types of entities it calls "events":
mdl_eventtableSo I thought it might help other people in a similar situation if the calendar API page had a note about this.