icalendar

I have found the sample code to open calendar from my app, but i can't open at a specific date. NSString* launchUrl = @"calshow://"; [[UIApplication sharedApplication] openURL:[NSURL URLWithString: launchUrl]]; Is there a way to add specific date at the end of the "lunchUrl" string so when the user opens the calendar it displays the given date. I have already tried the following formats: @"calshow://?=2013 12 19", @"calshow://?=2013-12-19", @"calshow://?=2013+12+19". None of these seem to work for me... any ideas what am i'm doing wrong? I played with this url scheme a little and found the way

I’m trying to create an event in my Microsoft Outlook calendar by using iCalendar standard. I’ve sent an email with content type “text/calendar” to my Exchange mailbox from .NET application. It arrives to Outlook as an meeting request. Everything looks good, till the moment when I click the received meeting request, Outlook displays it as an empty calendar view with the text: “Meeting cannot be found in the calendar” . I don’t understand why – I wanted to create an event and it is trying to find some existing? If I send exactly the same email to whoever participant of the meeting except the

I am linking to an .ics file exported from Apple iCal in an HTML web page. <a href="calendar.ics"> This link will open the calendar.ics file as plain text in my browser (Chrome). I want automatic opening in Outlook or iCal or other calendar apps. What can I add to the link tag in order to produce the desired behavior? What about modifying the HTTP headers on .ics files? Any suggestions are appreciated! Ryan Corbin If your site is built on Linux like mine you can simply add a line to your htaccess file to make it open as a download instead of a text page. add this to your htaccess file: AddType

I'm looking for a library to handle iCalendar data in Java. Open source, well-documented implementations with a good object model are preferred. iCal parsing capabilities are less important to me, but still nice to have. Does anyone have any recommendations? Brian Gianforcaro I had limited success with iCal4j ( intro ) on a project last year. It seems to be a fairly popular choice for ical work in the java community. If I remember correctly the API can be slightly confusing at first glance. However It's pretty solid in the long run. Good luck, Brian Michael A challenger appears! Please give

Invitations generated by my ASP.net application, sent as email with .ics attachment to Outlook 2010, are not being processed by the sniffer. As such, they are not appearing as tentative in the calendar, and are not available in the preview pane. The .ics attachment appears to be valid and can be opened in outlook by double clicking. The same invitations sent to Gmail are processed no worries. I have ruled out a number of accepted solutions to the same problem... Outlook is correctly configured, and processes Gmail invitations no problem The message is sent as Content-Type: multipart/mixed,

I'm trying to extract a substring from a file with JavaScript Regex. Here is a slice from the file : DATE:20091201T220000 SUMMARY:Dad's birthday the field I want to extract is "Summary". Here is the approach: extractSummary : function(iCalContent) { /* input : iCal file content return : Event summary */ var arr = iCalContent.match(/^SUMMARY\:(.)*$/g); return(arr); } You need to use the m flag : multiline; treat beginning and end characters (^ and $) as working over multiple lines (i.e., match the beginning or end of each line (delimited by \n or \r), not only the very beginning or end of the