Open RichardFoxworthy opened 2 years ago
If you open the link in an incognito tab, does it download a file called basic.ics? On 9 Feb 2022, 8:39 AM +0400, Richard Foxworthy @.***>, wrote:
I can't get this to work at all for my work Google calendar... Is it possible that using the private Gcal link from a custom domain is the problem? I've uninstalled then reinstalled the plugin. The menu icon appears as expected when its first reinstalled, then I updated the settings fie as follows: { "disabled": false, "template": "{Start} - {End}: {Title}", "templateLine2": "{Description}", "accounts": { "Google Calendar": [ "https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/my.name%40mydomain.com.au/private-98234e7210f186de0bbfad56a0867273/basic.ics" ], }, "timeFormat": 12 } Once my setting file is created, then the menu icon no longer appears in my Logseq... — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.Message ID: @.***>
Hi @sawhney17 Yes it does download the basic.ics file.
I think I figured out this part - I have only a single calendar, and I originally kept the comma after the calendar link.
When I remove the comma, then restart Logseq, the calendar icon loads in Logseq toolbar.
But another problem now occurs - when I click the calendar icon I see a pair modals telling me 'Fetching calendar items', then 'Parsing calendar items' which sounds right, but then it writes a new block into my page with words 'Google Calendar', and does not actually write any of the event details.
My settings file now looks like this :
{
"disabled": false,
"template": "{Start} - {End}: {Title}",
"templateLine2": "{Description}",
"accounts": {
"Google Calendar": [
"https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/my.name%40mydomain.com.au/private-98234e7210f186de0bbfad56a0867273/basic.ics"
]
},
"timeFormat": 12
}
I'm using plugin version 1.1.6 in Logseq v0.5.9
Can you make sure that you actually have tasks for the day. Are any of the tasks recurring? I haven't implemented logic for that yet.
@sawhney17 Actually I am experiencing something similar. I am using the secret url from google, but I am using google workspace. The error I get is the following:
Here is my full settings json (I created a test-calendar with a test-event, so that you can try it with a real secret url):
{
"template": "{Start} - {End}: {Title}",
"useJSON": false,
"IndentCommonBlock": false,
"templateLine2": "{Description}",
"timeFormat": [
"12 hour time",
"24 hour time"
],
"calendar1Name": "PersonalCalendar",
"calendar1URL": "https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/c_3a90a6087267d0c4c05cc2cbabd5d51ec4b5784b368d9d3727f43ff56a1b8356%40group.calendar.google.com/private-6a61a5c11efa33d6ca3d8ab6a5a830a9/basic.ics",
"calendar2Name": "",
"calendar2URL": "",
"calendar3Name": "",
"calendar3URL": "",
"calendar4Name": "",
"calendar4URL": "",
"calendar5Name": "",
"calendar5URL": "",
"disabled": false,
"accountsDetails": {
"Calendar 1": "https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/..."
}
}
The url allows me to download a ics in incognito. Is it possible that it isn't able to handle the %40 urlescape in the url properly? Or is that handled correctly?
I can't get this to work at all for my work Google calendar...
Is it possible that using the private Gcal link from a custom domain is the problem?
I've uninstalled then reinstalled the plugin.
The menu icon appears as expected when its first reinstalled, then I updated the settings fie as follows:
Once my setting file is created, then the menu icon no longer appears in my Logseq...