Published date in web view of published iCal calendar

Why does the web view of an iCal calendar published through mobileme out of date? For instance, today is April 29 but when I look at my calendar as published on the web, it says the published date is April 28? check out http://ical.me.com/snapel/SandyNapel If you don't see today's date you know it is out of date... How can I fix this?

snapel,
Looks up-to-date to me. It displays "Published: Mon, May 3, 2010 | US/Pacific"
It may have been a temporary server problem.
;~)

Similar Messages

Published ical calendar

Hello everybody, it seems not to be possible to set the way a published ical calendar appears. If I have a look at it in the browser the week starts with sunday. This may be a us standard. Here in Switzerland we start the week with monday... I know it is possible to change the settings by every user. But I want it to be ready as I want to show it.
Further: Does anyone know a good solution to export the calendar to a web editor, resp. to export a calendar as a website and then edit it in the web editor? I wonder why iCal does not support such a feature.
Thanks for your inputs.

Double post.
Message was edited by: rcosgrove

Can multiple users alter a published ical calendar/to do list?

two people , both with .mac accounts and used to using and publishing ical calendars, want a shared task list and shared calendar. both should be able to alter both.
is it possible?
thanks
e

This is exactly what a colleague and I want to do - and two more colleagues will want to join in on our shared calendar and to do list soon . All of us have .mac accounts etc. Surely lots of people would want this straightforward feature too....
We don't, however, want to have to swap our .mac login details with each other. If I understand you right Gotham, that is what your soultion is. Thanks but not suitable for me.
If iCal can't do this, why not? and what can?

Publish iCal Calendar using Tiger Server

I've been searching for a simple way to publish iCal calendars using Tiger Server. Here is what I need to do:
I need one user to be able to publish multiple "studio schedule" calendars to the Tiger server...and I need all the regular users in the studio to be able to subscribe to it so that they can see what work they have scheduled for the day. The regular users do NOT need to be able to make changes to the calendar...they only need to see it. (and print it if needed) Only the studio manager needs to be able to see and edit the published calendar.
I called Apple support for help on this one and they told me they would have to charge me $695 just for me to be able to get help on this....which surprised me because I'm just trying to use their software to do something it is supposed to be able to do! LOL The only other suggestion he could give was for me to look to the discussion groups here for help....so here I am!
HELP!
xServe G5 Mac OS X (10.4.6) xServe G5

The first thing you need to do is set up WebDAV on the Server and share a directory. If you need instructions on how to that just follow this thread.
http://discussions.apple.com/message.jspa?messageID=2793917#2793917
Once you've set up a shared directory you just publish the calendar to it from within iCal.
To do that, set up a calendar, select it and then select 'Publish' under the 'Calendar' menu. In the dialog box that opens up give the calendar a name without spaces. Select 'Publish on: a Private Server'.
In the field for 'Base URL:' fill-in the complete url to the server directory you set up previously using the WebDAV instructions. For example, if you set up a directory on the server called 'calendars' and the URL of the server is www.example.com you would put in 'Base URL: http://www.example.com/calendars'.
Now enter the 'Login' name and 'Password' for an account that has access to the shared directory as you've set it up using the WebDAV instructions.
Select the other options you want to enable in the dialog box and then click on 'Publish'. Now the calendar is published and available for others to subscribe to.
Now to subscribe to the calendar, just select 'Subscribe' under the 'Calendar' menu in iCal and enter the URL for the calendar. Using the example from above you would enter 'webcal://www.example.com/calendars/StudioWork.ics' for a calendar that was named 'StudioWork'.
You can also email the URL for the published calendar by selecting it in iCal and selecting 'Send Publish Email...' under the 'Calendar' menu in iCal.

Privacy and publishing iCal calendar

I have just about given up trying to publish my iCal calendar with a pw (there are threads by others on this) so I just published using .mac default in iCal. My calendar is visible on http://ical.mac.com/username/calendar_name. I was wondering if there is a way for an uninvited guest to see my calendar if he/she doesn't know the name of the calendar? In particular, could I use a cryptic calendar name so that only those knowing the name could see it online or subscribe to it? If I go to http://ical.mac.com/username/, I don't see a list of available calendars, so I think one needs the name of the calendar to access it. Is this correct? thanks!
I have looked around the discussion topics and didn't see this query so sorry if it's already been answered.

Alf,
I don't see a list of available calendars, so I think one needs the name of the calendar to access it. Is this correct?
You are partially correct, the only protection that you have in this case is the fact that anyone who wishes to access a specific published calendar has to either know or guess the username/calendar_name combination.
According to Apple: If your iCal calendars contain private or confidential information, you should not publish them on .Mac. Anyone who knows your calendar's URL can subscribe to it using iCal or view it using a web browser.
In order to prevent unauthorized access Publishing a password-protected iCal calendar to iDisk, offers a viable secure alternative.
;~)

Deleting and Publishing ical Calendar with AppleScript

I have a question I hope somebody can help me with.
Thanks to a previous manager, we're stuck with Microsoft Project for our product release scheduled management. It has no capability for exporting the information into an iCal format for publication on our web dav server (so that sales reps, programmers, and techs can view it). I've made a BBEdit script that can take a tab delimited export of the crucial information from Project and make it into an importable iCal file.
I'd like to find a way to delete the old iCal calendar, import the replacement and publish it using the same script. Unfortunately my Applescript skills are minimal; the BBEdit recorder has made it so easy to do most of what I need that I haven't had to learn all the rules for making a script.
If anyone knows if this can be done, and how, and could help, I'd really appreciate it.

Alf,
I don't see a list of available calendars, so I think one needs the name of the calendar to access it. Is this correct?
You are partially correct, the only protection that you have in this case is the fact that anyone who wishes to access a specific published calendar has to either know or guess the username/calendar_name combination.
According to Apple: If your iCal calendars contain private or confidential information, you should not publish them on .Mac. Anyone who knows your calendar's URL can subscribe to it using iCal or view it using a web browser.
In order to prevent unauthorized access Publishing a password-protected iCal calendar to iDisk, offers a viable secure alternative.
;~)

ToDo Items Not Appearing In Published iCal Calendar

We are a group of homeschool, high school students using iCal together. We each have MobileMe and use it to publish our calendars. Some published calendars show the users todo list, some don't. We have checked to make sure that todo items are published. We have followed all the suggestions found at http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=iCal/2.0/en/wr20.html. But we can't get the todo items to appear. The problem can be duplicated repeatedly with the same users.

Hello pohlipit,
Thank you for your question regarding items not appearing in your Work Calendar under the Week view on your BlackBerry Z10 smartphone.
Are you able to see these entries under other views within the Calendar? Do the entries display with a lock on them or not at all? Is this account set up on a BlackBerry Enterprise Server with BlackBerry Balance?
Thank you.
-FB
Come follow your BlackBerry Technical Team on Twitter! @BlackBerryHelp
Be sure to click Kudos! for those who have helped you.
Click "Accept as a Solution" for posts that have solved your issue(s)!

Publishing iCal Calendars not updating...

So I've been publishing my ical calendars to my own server using an ftp based php script(as opposed to the usual web dav/.mac publish). I publish them to a phpicalendar page...something I can access from any webbrowser, and something I can embed within other pages. See here if you're interested: http://phpicalendar.net/
But my question is with regards to how iCal usually publishes calendars... If I "refresh" my calendars, it should not only refresh my subscribed calendars, but also republish my calendars...shouldn't it?

So I've moved on from this focus, as Google Calendar and iCal have opened up their software further.

Publishing iCal calendars for non iCal users?

Firstly I guess I should set out the ideal solution I want to acheive.
I am looking for a way to publish calendars from iCal to my hosting server which will be viewable by PC/non iCal users via a web browser. I'd have to do it via ftp as my servers do not currently support WebDav.
Currently I have managed to publish the calendars which are viewable via a browser which appear as a list of code rather than as a calendar.
Is there a way to do this using iCal or, dare I mention, another calendar/organiser software package?
PowerMac G5 2.5Ghz Dual + G4 1.67Ghz Powerbook 1Gb RAM Mac OS X (10.4.10) 20Gb 1st Generation ipod still working well!

Hello Julian,
Thanks for this. Excellent solution and pretty straight forward to set up. Wish I'd had this years ago.
Cheers again
Anthony

Publish iCal calendar to local network disk?

The Misses and I would like to share calalendars in a way other than shouting out information to one another across the room. We recently purchased a Time Capsule and would like to publish our calendars to the TC harddisk. (We did this previously with another network disk we have but used a different router to configure it)
Based on our previous success at doing this, I presume we only need an ip address for the hard disk to set it up. I can't remember how we did this in the past and I don't want to use a program other than ical to do this.
I just want my calendar and her calendar to publish to the disk so that we can each subscribe to the others.
Can anyone help me with this?

There was a previous discussion that may help. Do a search for local network shareing, but expand out to all year. This may be what you need. Haven't tried it myself yet, but it looks like it may be the answer. I have the same need as you, BTW.
Re: Entering iCal from a network
Posted: Mar 22, 2008 5:51 PM in response to: Fulvio Pietramala
You need to use a product like BusySync to selectively share calendars across a network. Your present approach is guaranteed to fail, and to corrupt your event and task data.

No longer can publish iCal calendar as a viewable webpage?

My wife has been publishing her business iCal calendar as a viewable webpage for many years. This feature is no longer working.
One can "publish" and send the email advertising the calendar webpage URL, but the link to mobile me is broken - the page will not load and ultimately times out and redirects to an Apple page saying that "We're sorry, your .Mac calendar is temporarily unavailable."
How do we share our calendars with others without them having to subscribe thru a calendar app?
This is very disappointing - calendar publishing was the whole reason my wife purchased mobileme.

The problem with Google Calendars is that you can't embed them inside your own web page like you can with iCal, unless someone knows something about Google calendars that I don't.
I've tried other calendar solutions, but most require more effort than iCal.
These recent problems may be temporary. Something far bigger has gone wrong with iCal... people are losing everything that they have put into iCal. Check some of the other threads. If desktop iCal app looks OK, backup NOW with FILE>EXPORT>iCal Archive. The problems started with the latest update. (You might want to avoid it for now, unless it's too late.)
I've been happy with web calendar publishing with iCal so far, but still look for other alternatives from time to time.
Sometimes loading is slow, and some of my site visitors claim it doesn't load at all, but I don't know what can be done about that.
You also have to keep in mind that Apple doesn't contribute to Apple Discussions (ever!), and who knows whether they read any of this. It's just you and I helping each other. Not ideal, but I've received some great advice this way.
Anyway, beware of the bigger problem of total loss of your iCal events!

Proxy server and Publishing ICal Calendars

I am using Ical Calendar publishing via a "Private Server" The way I have to set it up is using a string like ftp://domainname.com/path-to-folder/file. Then I have my user and password in the login area for the protected folder on this server.
This works GREAT, however, I noticed when I'm at work and work has a proxy server for FTP I cannot connect to my domain and update - publish to my private server doesn't happen.
Would anyone know how to make ICal use a proxy? Having the proxy in the Network Prefs under FTP and the box checked does not work. Both passive and unpassive does not make a difference.
Is there a way to enter proxy information in the ftp:// string I am using?
I can get the calendars no problem. I know there is an HTTP proxy but ICal seems to be able to get through this fine?
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
THANKS!
Message was edited by: Pintom1

Pintom1 wrote:
This works GREAT, however, I noticed when I'm at work and work has a proxy server for FTP I cannot connect to my domain and update - publish to my private server doesn't happen.
Would anyone know how to make ICal use a proxy? Having the proxy in the Network Prefs under FTP and the box checked does not work. Both passive and unpassive does not make a difference.
Is there a way to enter proxy information in the ftp:// string I am using?
I can get the calendars no problem. I know there is an HTTP proxy but ICal seems to be able to get through this fine?
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
THANKS!
Message was edited by: Pintom1
We had issues when we first published our calendars at work too. I am not certain that this will help, but you can try it. What we did was go to the Network Preference Pane and add the IP address of the Cal server to the list of IP's that bypass the proxy server. After that we had no issues viewing or updating our calendars. I don't know exactly how your network is setup, but it may be worth a shot.
Brian

Can't find my published iCal calendar

Hello,
I published two iCal calendars from my Mac at home, but when I try to pull it up from my PC at work using the url format "http://ical.mac.com/username/calendar" I get "We're sorry but we cannot find the iCal you've requested. It's possible that it has been deleted or renamed."
I'm sure that I'm using the right calendar and username -- checked the spelling a dozen times.
It worked one time and I bookmarked one of my calendars. The bookmark works even though the generic url does not, but I didn't bookmark the second calendar, so I can't get to it.
I tried substituting the second calendar name for the first in the bookmark url, but that doesn't work either.
Anybody know what I'm doing wrong?
Thanks.
Powerbook Mac OS X (10.4.7)

Seems funny,
Have you checked in ical the the page is being published, should be a little icon to the right of the calendar...
If this is all ok, check that its still there by either right clicking or control clicking on the published calendar and choosing 'Show calendar on .mac" at least then you know that it is still there.

Publishing iCal Calendars

I have MobileMe, using to sync my iMac, MacBook and iPhone. If I didn't want to publish certain of my calendar groups i could just eliminate the on my mac calendars. But I want to publish!!!! You don't seem to be able to publish any calendars other than the "on my mac" ones. Seems kind of silly that you can't publish to MobileMe from MobileMe. Work around is to create a calendar on my mac and then export to the mobile me calendar to desktop and then drag and drop to the new "on my mac" calendar to publish but then you have to go though this process every time changes are made. Surely I am missing something.
Ralph

Ralph,
Publishing has taken on a new meaning in Apple terminology. It seems that your definition of "Publish," and Apple's definition of "Sharing" may be very similar.
Take a look at these two articles for some insight:
1. iCal 4.0 Help: Sharing a MobileMe calendar.
2. MobileMe Help: Share a calendar with others.

Securely publishing iCal calendars via .Mac

i want to securely share (publish/subscribe) calendars among just the members of my family. we share a .Mac family account with a Shared iDisk folder that is, in theory, for our exclusive use.
if i publish to .Mac, it appears the calendars are viewable by anyone with the correct URL, not just my family.
if i try to publish to a Private Server using the URL for the .Mac Shared folder (Base URL: http://idisk.mac.com/myaccountname/Shared), the required Login: account name intrudes into the syntax for the pathname to the location. text box says "Publish failed for calendar "xxx". Could not create calendar on http://[email protected]/accountname/shared/calendarname.ics"
any ideas on how to securely share iCal calendars among family members on .Mac?
thanks very much.

after a couple more hours of digging, i answered my own question.
here's a relevent article with the answer: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=61725
the .Mac Family Pack includes an iDisk Shared folder to which all accounts (master account and up to 4 sub-accounts) have shared access. by substituting "Shared" for "Documents" in the URL pathname syntax in the article, i was able to publish calendars into the Shared folder. then, subscriptions were per the article except that any family member's account name and password provided access to the folder.
i think i just had the syntax wrong for publishing to begin with. i don't remember for sure, but i think i may have been using "www.mac.com" instead of "idisk.mac.com".
anyway, it appears to be working.

Published date in web view of published iCal calendar

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for