Re: [Evolution-hackers] export a calendar to ical file format

[Jorge Bernal <koke amedias org>]

On Friday 21 January 2005 03:42, Stéphane Konstantaropoulos wrote:
> - Why does the free/busy publishing method use SOUP and not gnome-vfs?
> This limits its use to http only. Or perhaps this is a requirement for
> publishing Free/Busy data. Strange though, we could do with ssh and ftp
> too there. If http is not a requirement then, I can modify this part to
> use gnome-vfs too, like Ical publishing, if I get that far.
>

My two cents:

I was planning to try solving the publish calendar bounty but I gave up before 
starting :)
But I had some ideas.

I was looking at the mockup (http://gnome.org/bounties/publish_calendar.png) 
and I think all the server part can be hidden in a GtkExpander as advanced 
configuration, and instead show a list of "Network Places", I mean what you 
see with "nautilus network:///".

IMO, the advanced options should look the same than the "Connect to server..." 
nautilus option (maybe there is some API for that), and adding it to gnome 
places as an option.

phpicalendar project seems dead from October 2004 and their webpage is down 
(the sf.net project page works). If you provide any html/php exporting 
method, it should be nice:
 - a single .php file for parsing .ics
 - some .html files with different views (IMO more complex)

and maybe some style.

Cheers,
 Koke

> Thanks for your help!

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