Query string ICS URL?

[rutgergeelen 0]

hi Trumba,

I'm looking for the query string to automaticly upload ics calendars in Trumba from my site. I see you do provide the string for atom and rss. Do you have a html ics url query string?

 

Regards,

 

Rutger

[Jill 0]

Hi Rutger,

To access the .ics version of your Trumba calendar, use

http://www.trumba.com/calendars/yourcalendarname.ics

 

If your calendar isn't published, when you try to access this URL, you'll get prompted for your user name and password.

 

Here's some more info about how this URL works depending on the browser you're using: calendar .ics version.

 

If this isn't what you're looking for, could you clarify where you want to upload .ics calendars, whether these are .ics calendars you created in another program, and any other details about what you want to do? Thanks!

 

Jill / Trumba UA

[rutgergeelen 0]

Jill,

thanks for your response. I'll have to clarify my question. What I'm looking for is a query script that imports a puble calendar file into trumba from a third party website. I'll use the script of Googla calendar is an example. For Gcal this is script is: http://www.google.com/calendar/render?cid= if I then add a public ical address to this script eg http://ical.mac.com/rutgergeelen/All.ics then this results in http://www.google.com/calendar/render?cid=...rgeelen/All.ics. If I put this scirpt on my webpage and a visitor clicks this link it opens his/her google calendar and imports the public calendar. What I'm looking for is the first part of this script for Trumba.

 

regards,

 

Rutger

 

Hi Rutger,

To access the .ics version of your Trumba calendar, use

http://www.trumba.com/calendars/yourcalendarname.ics

 

If your calendar isn't published, when you try to access this URL, you'll get prompted for your user name and password.

 

Here's some more info about how this URL works depending on the browser you're using: calendar .ics version.

 

If this isn't what you're looking for, could you clarify where you want to upload .ics calendars, whether these are .ics calendars you created in another program, and any other details about what you want to do? Thanks!

 

Jill / Trumba UA

Edited July 31, 2006 by rutgergeelen

[Jill 0]

Hi Rutger,

Oh, that is different! : ) Unfortunately, although you can specify an URL when you are importing a file while you're already signed in to your Trumba account, there isn't a way to go to Trumba and import the calendar all at once.

 

Also, it almost sounds like what you really want to have people do is subscribe to your calendar. When someone clicks the Subscribe link on your calendar, they can choose to add the calendar to their Trumba mix-ins. With what we call importing, the calendar imported into Trumba does not remain connected to the source calendar. In other words, if anyone imports your calendar, it becomes static, and any updates you make won't appear in their Trumba accounts. Does subscribing sound close?

 

Jill / Trumba UA

[rutgergeelen 0]

Hi Rutger,

Oh, that is different! : ) Unfortunately, although you can specify an URL when you are importing a file while you're already signed in to your Trumba account, there isn't a way to go to Trumba and import the calendar all at once.

 

Also, it almost sounds like what you really want to have people do is subscribe to your calendar. When someone clicks the Subscribe link on your calendar, they can choose to add the calendar to their Trumba mix-ins. With what we call importing, the calendar imported into Trumba does not remain connected to the source calendar. In other words, if anyone imports your calendar, it becomes static, and any updates you make won't appear in their Trumba accounts. Does subscribing sound close?

 

Jill / Trumba UA

 

 

Jill,

thanks that is what I mean. Subscibing is best but import is very good. Do you have such a script?

 

regards,

 

Rutger

[Jill 0]

Hi Rutger,

I'm sorry I wasn't very clear on that part of it. No, right now there isn't a way with Trumba to do what you described originally with the Google script. I have submitted this as a feature request, though.

 

Jill / Trumba UA

[rutgergeelen 0]

Hi Rutger,

I'm sorry I wasn't very clear on that part of it. No, right now there isn't a way with Trumba to do what you described originally with the Google script. I have submitted this as a feature request, though.

 

Jill / Trumba UA

 

Thanks Jill

 

Cheers

 

Rutger