Closed renne closed 2 years ago
No
Thank you for your reply. We want to use this plugin in our company which has several thousand users and I am convinced that nextcloud would meet all our needs but I would need arguments to counter the GAFAM... This option is very useful for many users, and this failure could tip the final choice. It's a shame not to dwell on it...
Have a nice day,
I often have to create multiple very similar events within one calendar, and it is cumbersome when using the Nextcloud web app having to re-enter all the details when only few details change.
Is copying and editing the duplicated event really such an esoteric use case?
In fact, when I have to create multiple events, I often pick up my CalDAV-enabled smart phone which offers that feature -- or my laptop (running KDE neon) whose calendar application offers the functionality too. But there are many times when all I have is a web browser on some PC at work, and then I find myself wishing for this functionality in Nextcloud proper as well.
Hi folks, I just came to the point where I needed to duplicate a recurring calendar event and i see that this SIMPLE!!!! feature that was reported 2016 and 2019 it was decided to integrate it to the new dropdown menu, is still not finished. I agree that you do a good job with the nextcloud and most likely mail and calendar is NOT of your scope at all, those are plugins and apps running in the nextcloud, but it is hardly usable for replacing another calendar, so why did you develop calendar at all? the mail app i already uninstalled, I would wait 1 year from now and see if the duplicate event action is available, if not i will also uninstall the calendar, because this is how you solve to get less clients... Thank you for reading
This functionality is quite necessary.
I have another use case for this feature.
I would like to use the calendar to schedule the day for my children. Events and/or tasks wil be something like
Most days are the same, however there are to many day-to-day changes to use the repeating event feature. It would be nice if I can just shift+drag an event and/or task in the calendar from a previous day to duplicate it to a new day.
There are apps which can do this, but they require a monthly fee. Mostly they are for children with autism and although they offer more features, from what I have seen from it, they are just a simple shared calendar with some magic around it to make creating schedules easier. I figured I can do this with nextcloud also, but having a easy way to duplicate events would be really helpful.
This feature request are important and usefull another missing simple feature is a field URL that opens the link on new tab.
only these two requests to leave google calendar in the organization...
I agree that for Business usage the Duplicate event feature ia a K.O. criteria
I wonder what is so complcated in adding this feature, that the discussion takes years. This feature is very important and a IMHO a basic feature for every calendar. I can't believe that it seems to have such a low priority. This is also important for copying an appointment to multiple calendars (participants), as the function to add people to an appointment does not cause it to appear in their calendars as well.
As I work for 6 months inside a company that creates another open source software solution, I am mostly aware, that the developers would really like to solve this.
There must be more relevant issues to more people. That's why this thread has not enough focus.
Everyone that writes here and IS able to develop (sorry, i am not) could help to get this feature forward as nextcloud calendar plugin is open source, too.
Hello everyone 👋
Today is your lucky day because I took the time and implemented this feature based on the work of @rogelio-o which implemented most of it in #2621.
See https://github.com/nextcloud/calendar/pull/4300 for my PR.
If you have docker locally installed, you can test this with:
docker run -it \
-e CALENDAR_BRANCH=enh/113/duplicate-event \
-p 127.0.0.1:8443:443 \
--name nextcloud-easy-test \
ghcr.io/szaimen/nextcloud-easy-test:latest
@szaimen MY HERO! I can't test easily this just this moment as my setup is not Docker based, but can hardly wait for it to appear through an update of the Calendar app. When might this happen? I realize this depends on people other than yourself, of course; it's just a question about the general development cycle, I suppose.
Hip-hip hooray.
Many thanks and a big beer.....
Fantastic news, many thanks to @rogelio-o and @szaimen (and others who do the merge).
My looking at things indicates that the next release of this app should include this. If so, YAY! If not, tell me where my understanding took a wrong turn. :)
I just updated to 3.4.0 and its not in the changelog and not in the three dot menu, please could you maybe define 'next release of this app' with a version number, thanks
It will most likely be included in v3.5.0.
I was expecting 3.5.0 to be the next version and to be released shortly, but in the meantime there are two intermediate versions. Why isn't this important patch not included in these releases ????
im dont understant too, switching back to google calendar.. by by nextcloud.
My machine updated itself to 3.5, and I can confirm this feature finally works as expected. Huge thanks to all the people who finally made this work!
im dont understant too, switching back to google calendar.. by by nextcloud.
3.5 is released, and this feature works as expected.
Thanks :partying_face: Just confirmed via Snap auto update works: Didn't work in quick testing for ended recurring events.
Is it possible to have the same duplicate menu entry for imported agenda (by URL) ?
@krauthosting and @fb95 please open new issues.
@fb95 as a workaround, you can always export a whole calendar to .ics and then import that calendar into any calender on your Nextcloud instance. If you need more support, please use help.nextcloud.com
Steps to reproduce
Expected behaviour
In the event view/frame a button "Store new event" shall be shown besides/below the "Update" button which stores the edited event as a new one without changing the original one.
Actual behaviour
Not available