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Version
1.1.2 (last update on Dec 18, 2008)
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Date Added
22 February 2008
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byworldwide on February 22, 2009
also this one does not work with google apps.
This means that worse case a info will show up that some appointments will not be shown due to security reasons :-(
This means that worse case a info will show up that some appointments will not be shown due to security reasons :-(
byAlexanderGabriel on January 21, 2009
First this tool seemed to work.
Then I realized:
- No events show when you keep your google-account private
- The tool is very buggy. Try to create new calandar sources and calendars, then to change them later - a lot of things don't work
- Gudging by the forum on the Tool's homepage, MANY people have the same problems
Then I realized:
- No events show when you keep your google-account private
- The tool is very buggy. Try to create new calandar sources and calendars, then to change them later - a lot of things don't work
- Gudging by the forum on the Tool's homepage, MANY people have the same problems
byvdneut on January 18, 2009
Hi, Tried a few Google Calendar components, but this one is far the best! Having Calendar-sources (link to your Google calendar) combined in one calendar is simple and brilliant. Here's what I'm (going to) do with it:
About 8 subsidiaries of a church use one Joomla instance. Each subsidiary has its own Google calendar account. Each account has several sub-agenda's like church service dates, meetings, etc. On the central Church service page ALL services of all subsidiaries are shown. On the subsidiary pages only their services agenda is shown!
Thanx for a great component!
PS. Could not find any modules...
About 8 subsidiaries of a church use one Joomla instance. Each subsidiary has its own Google calendar account. Each account has several sub-agenda's like church service dates, meetings, etc. On the central Church service page ALL services of all subsidiaries are shown. On the subsidiary pages only their services agenda is shown!
Thanx for a great component!
PS. Could not find any modules...
bymikesgroovin on November 6, 2008
The idea of using a source calendar and then other calendars to stack on top of the initial one is just brilliant!
Gives you, more or less, a limitless amount of calendars (Events, Holidays, Weather, Birthdays, et cetera) to display ... all one 1 calendar! Allows the viewers to toggle the calendars on and off in the top right corner. This really takes advantage of what Google intended their calendar system to be. This, coupled with GCalendar is great too! The calendars show up in GCalendar and then you could use the "Upcoming Events" module from calendar to pick and choose which calendar it's going to display for.
This is a must have. Simple to setup ... may take a 5 minute learning curve if you don't do it correctly the first time (Setup a bunch of "Sources" first THEEEEEEEN a calendar) In the end, you should have 1 calendar and then multiple sources to display on the calendar.
I've had waaaaay too much coffee this morning, so I'll stop there. Hats off to the development here!
Gives you, more or less, a limitless amount of calendars (Events, Holidays, Weather, Birthdays, et cetera) to display ... all one 1 calendar! Allows the viewers to toggle the calendars on and off in the top right corner. This really takes advantage of what Google intended their calendar system to be. This, coupled with GCalendar is great too! The calendars show up in GCalendar and then you could use the "Upcoming Events" module from calendar to pick and choose which calendar it's going to display for.
This is a must have. Simple to setup ... may take a 5 minute learning curve if you don't do it correctly the first time (Setup a bunch of "Sources" first THEEEEEEEN a calendar) In the end, you should have 1 calendar and then multiple sources to display on the calendar.
I've had waaaaay too much coffee this morning, so I'll stop there. Hats off to the development here!
bymawpublicidad on August 13, 2008
It's simple and it works! Great job!
byQuads on March 24, 2008
Says it works with 1.5 native, and it works.
Register, download, install, cut and paste google link, create cal, add to menu, BINGO.
Does exactly what the publisher says.
Kudos!
Register, download, install, cut and paste google link, create cal, add to menu, BINGO.
Does exactly what the publisher says.
Kudos!