Publish Event Calendar as Portlet

Is it possible to publish an event calendar as a portlet? I know I can do this with a users calendar, but I have not found a way to do it with an event calendar.

Hi,
Officially this was never tested OR tried from what I can recall. You could try to use proxy authentication (see the posting I did about Application to Application authentication) and specify the event calendar unique id (much like you would specify a user calendar unique id) in the SOAP authentication header.
Perhaps this may work.
Frederic Leblanc

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Is there any way to publish and Event Calendar to a Portal???

Hi,
Officially this was never tested OR tried from what I can recall. You could try to use proxy authentication (see the posting I did about Application to Application authentication) and specify the event calendar unique id (much like you would specify a user calendar unique id) in the SOAP authentication header.
Perhaps this may work.
Frederic Leblanc

Can another calendars events be integrated into a published web calendar?

Apologies in advance for my general ignorance about iCal. I am just starting to venture into the program.
I am the web coordinator for a nonprofit group, and am intending to use iCal to publish a web calendar for our site. I have subscribed to the US Holidays calendar, and am wondering if there is any way to get the holidays to show up in my group's published calendar (i.e. I want holidays on the web calendar, but don't want to have to plug them in myself). It is obvious how to integrate the calendars within the application -- just not sure if there's a way to make events from other calendars integrate into the published web calendar.
Sorry about the redundancy -- just want to be clear.
Also, is there anyway to embed these calendars into a web page.
TIA,
mel

mel,
Welcome to Apple Discussions.
Just create a new Calendar Group, name it "Publish" for example, and drag the U.S. Holidays into that group.
The following information is taken from iCal Help.
1. Choose File > New Calendar Group, or hold down the Shift key while clicking the Add + button in the lower-left corner of the iCal window, and then type a name for the group.
2. Add existing calendars to the group by dragging them under the group name, or select the group name and choose File > New Calendar to create a new calendar within the group.
3. Remove calendars from the group by dragging them out of the list.
You should be able to embed a link to the calendar in a web page, but I do not know how to provide a direct display of that calendar.
;~)

Publishing multiple calendars in iCal

Is there a way to publish multiple calendars in one view. It seems that I can
only view one calendar at a time. I want to be able to overlay all of my calendars
so we all know who's doing what when.
I''m a Mom with two girls with lots of sports activities, I want the girls to be able to view all events in all calendars like I can see on my Mac.
Thanks for any input.
Roberta

Hi Roberta,
You can publish multiple calenders by creating a Calendar Group. Here are some styp-by-step instructions:
- Open the menu 'File' and click the option 'New Calendar Group'.
- Once this new Calendar Group has been created, rename it (for instance to 'Family', 'Sports' or whatever you like).
- After renaming the Calendar Group, add the calendars which you wish to publish.
- FInally... publishing Calendar Group works the same as for single calendars (select the Calender Group and choose from the menu 'Calendar' the option 'Publish').
I hope this works.
Bas

Can I publish a calendar twice -or- can I put a cal in two groups

I have two intertwined challenges. If I can solve both, fantastic. Help in solving even one would be appreciated.
1. I want my assistant to have read-only access to my calendar, so he can see when I'm free and when not. However, he doesn't need to see what I'm busy with, only that I'm busy. So, I've grouped two relevant calendars and publish that group, having unchecked "Show titles and notes". He can check it on the web and only sees what is blocked out. Cool.
However, my wife would like to be able to subscribe to my calendar and I would like her to have access to the titles and notes. So, I'd like someway to publish my calendar twice, once without titles and notes and one with. Can't figure out how to do that.
2. One of the calendars in the that group is my wife's calendar of family events, to which I subscribe. This works great in that my assistant doesn't try to schedule something during my kids' school performances, but since my wife subscribes to the calendar describe in (1), her events are coming back to her as part of my calendar. Yuck.
I suspect some version of being able to put a calendar in two groups would solve this, but am open to any solutions. Thanks.

Okay, I feel like an idiot replying to my own question, but I figured it out and bet it may not be that rare a problem. So, here is what I did. A bit convoluted, I admit. Perhaps someone can come up with a better way...
1. Create calendar group called "Private" containing only calendars I input.
2. Publish "Private" as "MyNamePrivate", set to show titles and notes. Only give that address to my wife.
3. Subscribe to "MyNamePrivate" myself. Include it and my wife's calendar that I've subscribed to in a group called "MyName".
3.5 Check my wife's calendar so I see it.
4. Publish "MyName", set to NOT show titles and notes. Give that address to my assistant, my dog, etc.
5. Uncheck "MyName", so I'm not seeing events twice.

Sharing or Publishing Multiple Calendars

I keep my calendar events in about 20 different iCal calendars so I can use color-coding and different views for different categories of events. This works fine between iCal and MobileMe, and to my iPhone and iPad. The problem comes when I want to share the calendar. I would like a couple of relatives to be able to see on the web exactly the view I see in iCal or MobileMe. As far as I can tell, I have to share each of the twenty calendars individually, and they have to be viewed with different URLs.
Is there an answer to this? As many have noted, it used to be possible and worked quite well.
I have a google account, but as far as I can tell Google calendar is no help.
I understand that if I were to consolidate all my events into one calendar this would all be easier, but I can't find any easy way to merge the events from my separate calendars into one calendar, even if I wanted to.
I would greatly appreciate any advice on a) finding a way to share a single view of all of my calendars, or b) merging the events from many separate calendars into a single calendar.
Thanks in advance for any assistance.

langert3,
You would have to upgrade to Tiger to publish several calendars as a group.
Publishing calendars to .Mac: If you're using iCal 2.0 or later, you can create Calendar groups and publish them to .Mac. If you publish a Calendar group, all the events and To Do information from the calendars in the group is merged and published in one calendar. You can also choose to publish individual calendars in the group.Unfortunately that feature is not available in iCal 1.5.5.
;~)

Publishing a calendar

hi all.
i am trying to share a calendar with some people i am working with and i just published a calendar by entering email addresses. I also copied myself.
i have html turned off and i can't seem to find any way to access this calendar.
also, is it necessary for others that i sent the calendar to to have a mobileme account?! if so, is there another way to share a "calendar" with mac/pc people so they can enter items? i don't absolutely have to have it in iCal.
ALSO, is there a way for me to see the url for this document? I can't seem to find where this is located.
Thanks,
Jon

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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.
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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.
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Sharing/publishing a calendar for webview

I created a calendar on my home computer for my kids sporting events to share with our family to view only on the web. The issue I'm having or I guess better stated, is the iCal location where you created the shared calendar the ONLY location that can update that calendar on the web?
Examples:
* I added the event "yellow" on my iMac's iCal and it updated to the web almost immediately after I refreshed the page.
* With iMac's iCal closed, I added the event "purple" from my iPhone and it updated to everywhere (other iPhone & me.com) except the web UNTIL I opened the iMac's iCal and then it updated to the web.
So what I'm basically asking is this....will a web viewed calendar ever be able to be updated from any of the mobileme enabled devices or will it only be able to be updated from the original iCal it was created in?

Rick,
...all of the grouped calendars should show up under the one calendar. They don't! It was kind of a crap shoot each time I tried it.
As long as they are user generated calendars, they should! Are they all user generated? Do they have any special formatting characters/numbers/hyphens in the name? Try simplifying the titles to eliminate this possibility.
About the best solution I could come up with was to publish each one individually, which is annoying...
I agree, but unless Apple changes the way calendars are displayed on the web I do not know of a way to make that happen.
Incidentally, is there a way to publish a calendar from mobileme?
In essence, you are already using MobileMe to publish the calendar, and AFAIK is no way to publish through the MobileMe Web application. Publishing has to be initiated from the client based iCal.
I would advise that you let Apple know about your needs/desires through: Apple - iCal - Feedback.
;~)

Publishing multiple calendars

I would like to publish multiple calendars at one time. I understand how to do it by grouping the calendars together. However, I can't figure out how to customize WHAT is published. For example, I have three different calendars. For TWO I would like to have the information published and on ONE I would like just blank boxes to appear. I want to share some EVENTS but only show that I am busy for others. Is this possible?
Thank you!
-K
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This is what you could do:
1. Create a Calendar Group (File > New Calendar Group).
2. Move all you existing calendars under that Group. All it takes is "drag and drop". Your event information, as well as your "To Do" lists should remain unchanged (what I mean by this is that if your "Work" calendar is blue, and all the events under "Work" are blue, the order and color of these events will not suddenly change if they are placed under a group with a different color, or next to the Personal calendar, which might be red).
3. When you publish your calendar, make sure you have the Calendar Group selected, as opposed to any individual calendar under the group. If you've only selected one calendar under the Calendar Group, iCal will only publish that one calendar regardless of the fact that it belongs to a group.
That's it. You should be able to create a group under which you can have Work, Personal and Holiday calendars.
macgirl

Events Calendar

Is there any Event Calendars that use a text file to load
events or an html admin to enter the events.
I want to publish my events to the public.
Can anyone help?

And now I've realized that when I manually put through an event in my calendar, it doesn't appear. Can you please tell me what's going on ?

Opensource event calendar servlet

Hi all,
I'm finding from the existing solutions the open source calendar portlet (the servlet implementation would also be fine).
Main requirement is the ability to store in DB events scheduled by different users.
Could anybody recommend any proven solution?
Liferay portals use much liferay-specific code - so the embedding of such code to the existing application would be rather difficult.
The gems project looks like is no longer being supported.
Synex in not the open source portlet reposiory.
Desirable that it would use hibernate for persistence and struts for view layer.
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check this
out. Thanks a lot!
Harvey
Mad Dog wrote:
> Zend or Ioncube. All the site hosts I've worked with
have had Zend installed
> so it wasn't an issue.
>
> kim wrote:
>> But I think you need to have the zend engine to make
it run. (It's not
>> installed by default by my host). I believe there is
a test script on
>> their site so you can see if it will work on your
server.
>>
>> Mad Dog skrev:
>>> www.easyPHPcalendar.com. I've used it on a few
client sites and it
>>> works great. Several views you can set up, I've
used it on a WP
>>> site, and you can play with the css and tweak it
to your heart's
>>> delight. MD
>>>
>>>
>>> eclipsme wrote:
>>>> I need an event calendar, kind of like this
one for wordpress,
>>>> except I want to use it with DW CS3:
>>>>
http://wpcal.firetree.net/
>>>>
>>>> Preferably php, and MySQL would be a plus. I
can't find what I want
>>>> through Google. Any suggestions?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks,
>>>> Harvey
>
>

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Hi,
I agree this can be annoying but If I remember correctly the way around it is to add the vacation to your calendar and then to invite the Workspace via the Workspace email address. This should add an entry into the Workspace calendar but not propagate to the members.
Try that approach. If the Workspace does not have an email address you can create one on the fly, as long as it is unique in the system, via the Settings page.
Phil

Can two iCal users edit the same published/shared calendar

Can two iCal users (obviously different mobileMe accounts) edit the same published/shared calendar? I want to have a calendar running which we can both edit remotely but for it to be synced so we both know what each other is doing. Maybe I can share it on my iDisk somehow? I have searched but could not find an answer so I am sorry if this has been covered already !

There is now way to do this using standard MobileMe and iCal. What you could is both share your calendars so that both of you can read each other's calendar.
If you want both to have read-write access to a calendar you will need to use third party software or set up a Google calendar where both of you have read-write access to the calendar.

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.
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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?

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