IOS 7 Calendar changes

I don't like the new io7 changes to the calendar settings, I am now unable to put an appointment in my calendar that reoccurs every 4 weeks, it only lets you do it as monthly.
(Some months have 5 weeks to a month so this won't work)
The old way used to let you choose the number of weeks to repeat, now you only get WEEKS, FORTNIGHTLY or MONTHLY with no choices.
Stuffs up my whole system, I hope there is away around this problem?

You can set up that kind of repeat with Siri. Or, use another calendar app, such as Week Cal, that has more robust repeat functions. Note: anything you set up in Week Cal will show up in the regular calendar and vice versa.
Best of luck.

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I found the problem. When the tasks were initially created, I did not have Time Zone Support turn on in iCloud (the website) or on my iPhone or in iCal on my Mac. The events were all created over the winter, not during daylight savings time.
I turned on Time Zone support in iCloud, on my iPhone, and in iCal. That did not fix the problem. But I noticed that, in iCloud, when I turned on Time Zone support, the initial time zone it selected was "Central Standard Time". But I'm now in Central Daylight Time; so I tried setting the time zone (using the little popup map widget is tricky!) and found I could also set the Time Zone to "Central Time" -- no 'daylight' or 'standard' distinction. So I set it to Central Time.
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My guess it that "Central Time" is a time zone designation that means it will automatically switch between standard time and daylight savings time.
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Have had new iPhone 6 for 2 months, using iOS 8. I share iCloud calendars with 3 others and I am getting bombarded with their upcoming appointment alerts. There seems no way to turn this off. I went to Settings->Notifications->INCLUDE(Calendar)->Shared Calendar Changes and turned everything off, but this only blocks alerts about new events or changes to events being added to the calendars, it does not block the 5-minute/10-minute/etc. alarms that go off immediately in advance of the appointment. There used to be a setting in iOS7 in "Mail, Contacts, and Calendars" way at the bottom to turn off alarms from shared calendars, but I don't see that in iOS8. Any ideas?

Finally figured this out when I read jodiemcneill 's post about Google calendars. Thanks!
Reposting the basic idea: to turn off event alerts from shared ICloud calendars, select the Calendar App, then click the "info" (i.e., the circled red 'i') icon next to the shared iCloud calendar to be silenced. Go down to "Notifications" and turn the slider off for "Event Alerts: (Allow events on this calendar to display alerts.)"
For good measure, you can also turn off the slider for "Show Changes" to prevent the calendar from displaying messages when shared events are added/modified/deleted, although this can be done "globally" for all shared iCloud Calendars in Settings->Notifications->Calendar->Invitations (turn off all sliders, click "none" for Alert Style).
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When a meeting in outlook is cancelled and this is accepted using the windows client, the cancelled meeting is still shown in de ios calendar. It is noted cancelled using strikethrough, but it still clutters my calendar. As my calendar is a battlefield these cancellations make it hard to see which meetings I do have... How can I change this behaviour?
Similarly for accepted meetings, these (with cancellations aswell) remain unprocessed in my ios calendar tray while I allready accepted or rejected the invitations using outlook in windows.
I'm referring to ios because I have this problem with both my iPhone (4S on ios5, no iCloud sync for calendar) and iPad (2 on ios5, no iCloud sync for calendar).
Result: cancelled meetings have to be removed manually on iphone en ipad, invitations in outlook have to be processed three times (pc, iphone, ipad).
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Having same issue with following equipment: PC (standard corp issue laptop), BB (Blackberry phone), Tablet (Blackberry Playbook tablet)
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What happens is that I hear the noise on my device (Alert for Calendar event), but when you look at your phone or iPad, the event is gone. As some of these are daily reminders, I know what they are, so I know what I missed. I then started watching my phone during the time change. Sure enough, at the date/time of an event, I would briefly see the alert and it would disappear instantly. This is really frustrating, as at times I have other events that are not daily and those disappear too. I have to go open up the Calendar app to find out what it is. It used to be that the alert would stay up on my screen until I could dismiss/OK it.. so I didn't miss it.
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Should I be using Exchange to sync my Google Calendars instead of CalDAV? As Exchange support is being dropped by Google, this is not an option.
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I recall a couple years ago when I set it up there were limitations, I forget what they were now, to using active sync and people recommended using cardav and caldav. I have a Google Apps for Domains account that I’m using. At this point I see no reason to investigate further.
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On my iPhone 4S (6.1.3) subscribed calendars change color back to owners preset color. Macbook and browsers work properly.
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Did the iCloud Calendar change, or is it my computer? I dont like its appearance at all.ppea

Did the iCloud Calendar change in the last day or two? It looks and runs differently. I dont like it.

It did change and I agree completely! I don't like it at all.

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In June 2013, Outlook correctly shows this on the 4 June, but iOS Calendar shows this on the 10 June.
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J'ai éffacer facebook et depuis ios a changer du coup je ne peut plus le télécharger comment je fais pour changer ios ?

S'il vous plait aidé moi?

Google translate.
I erase and facebook ios has changed since the sudden I can not download it how do I change ios?
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