If you'd like to also see your external calendars within Podio, you can enable this from your Podio calendar. When you first set up your calendar integration, your Podio events will be displayed within your external calendar, but not the other way around. Note: If you are exporting both a workspace calendar and your personal Podio calendar to the same calendar in Google, then you will see duplicate entries for any overlapping events. Should you export your own personal calendar, what's exported is determined by the preference you choose while exporting your calendar. If you are exporting a workspace or app calendar, all the dates in these calendars will appear in your external calendar. You'll then get a box that enables you to connect to iCal, Google Calendar and Microsoft Exchange.To sync a specific app (that uses a date field) go to the app, click the wrench icon in the upper right and select Add to calendar.From there, click the wrench icon in the upper right, then Export to external calendar. To sync a calendar from a specific workspace, go to that workspace, click on the wrench icon above the workspace activity stream, and choose Workspace Calendar.To sync your personal Podio calendar (accessible via the blue bar at the top of the page), go to that calendar, click the small wrench icon and choose Export to external calendar.You have three different calendars you can sync in Podio: , possibly by pasting that URL into another browser window, copying the window text,and pasting it into an editor.You can push your Podio calendars to your Outlook calendar using Microsoft Exchange, your Google Calendar, or use our iCal feeds for other calendars that support the iCal format. Save the exported file to the desired folder on your computer. (Alternatively, click the drop-down arrow next to My calendars and select Settings, then click the appropriate calendar from the list.)Ĭlick the ICAL button in the 'Private Address' section at the bottom of the page, and click the displayed URL. Click the drop-down arrow and select Calendar settings. You'll see a drop-down arrow appear next to the calendar name. Over the calendar you'd like to export from. In the calendar list on the left side of the page, move your mouse I never did find out a way to get the url for a specific calendar as gymala suggested but I did find this based on this help text. I also deleted the calendar name thought I don't know if this was necessary. Unfortunately I did not know the calendarID for the event I wanted to export so I exported all gcal's calendars and edited the resulting file so that it only contained the calendar heading, footing, and vevent lsiting. I didn't want to mess with PHP so I was going to use grymala's tip. I am somewhat familiar with dynamically building ICS files from scratch, and have done it once in the past, pulling events from a local Perl calendar program and generating an ICS file for each event but if there are any pre-built APIs or PHP classes that are already set up to build ICS files from individual Google Calendar Events, I'd much prefer to use those. I tried simply appending a query string with the eid (event ID) to the end of the ICAL feed address, but that still opens the standard Google ICAL feed, which includes all of the events currently included on the calendar.
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We would like to allow the website visitors to add individual events to their calendars, but the Google Calendar Data API only seems to provide the option to download an entire calendar in ICS format.
At the moment, I'm using the Google Calendar Events plugin for WordPress to display the events on the site (development site behind a firewall, so I can't share a link) but I'd like to see if there's any simple method to dynamically generate ICS files for each individual event. I am currently looking into the possibility of displaying lists of events from multiple Google Calendars on a Web page.
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