Fixtures Calendar Download (formally Outlook Fixtures)
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Re: Outlook Fixtures (anyone smart enough)
I've already done it - I have it in a Google CAL and Outlook format...so it is available as HTML, iCAL and CSV.
I will see about making it available using the MatchNightLive email, so everyone can add it. If they can use web cals, then it will be automatically updated.
Currently I have everything in one calender. Would people prefer a home and away schedule? I actually have both :lol:
I've already done it - I have it in a Google CAL and Outlook format...so it is available as HTML, iCAL and CSV.
I will see about making it available using the MatchNightLive email, so everyone can add it. If they can use web cals, then it will be automatically updated.
Currently I have everything in one calender. Would people prefer a home and away schedule? I actually have both :lol:
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Re: Outlook Fixtures (anyone smart enough)
Awesome, home and away would be superb as I am going to go to a lot more away games this year, for work I use outlook and at home I use i cal is there a way both can synch to a web cal ? Im not very techie I'm afraid.
Awesome, home and away would be superb as I am going to go to a lot more away games this year, for work I use outlook and at home I use i cal is there a way both can synch to a web cal ? Im not very techie I'm afraid.
Re: Outlook Fixtures (anyone smart enough)
Ok gents, it is done.
I have created three Calendars. One with all the fixtures (home and away) and then one for Home and one for Away (to appease those who want either just the home or easy separation).
All Cardiff Devils Fixtures
XML http://www.google.com/calendar/feeds/mc ... blic/basic
iCal http://www.google.com/calendar/ical/mcp ... /basic.ics
HTML http://www.google.com/calendar/embed?sr ... ope/London
Home Cardiff Devils Fixtures
XML http://www.google.com/calendar/feeds/8m ... blic/basic
iCal http://www.google.com/calendar/ical/8me ... /basic.ics
HTML http://www.google.com/calendar/embed?sr ... ope/London
Away Cardiff Devils Fixtures
XML http://www.google.com/calendar/feeds/ja ... blic/basic
iCal http://www.google.com/calendar/ical/ja6 ... /basic.ics
HTML http://www.google.com/calendar/embed?sr ... ope/London
Ok gents, it is done.
I have created three Calendars. One with all the fixtures (home and away) and then one for Home and one for Away (to appease those who want either just the home or easy separation).
All Cardiff Devils Fixtures
XML http://www.google.com/calendar/feeds/mc ... blic/basic
iCal http://www.google.com/calendar/ical/mcp ... /basic.ics
HTML http://www.google.com/calendar/embed?sr ... ope/London
Home Cardiff Devils Fixtures
XML http://www.google.com/calendar/feeds/8m ... blic/basic
iCal http://www.google.com/calendar/ical/8me ... /basic.ics
HTML http://www.google.com/calendar/embed?sr ... ope/London
Away Cardiff Devils Fixtures
XML http://www.google.com/calendar/feeds/ja ... blic/basic
iCal http://www.google.com/calendar/ical/ja6 ... /basic.ics
HTML http://www.google.com/calendar/embed?sr ... ope/London
Re: Outlook Fixtures (anyone smart enough)
It is all hosted by Google Cal, the three links are all different ways to give the same thing.
XML and iCal are just two formats that you can use to import (or sync) your software with our Calendar. The choice of which one depends on the software. iCal seems to be winning in most instances.
The HTML displays the calendar as a webpage - click it
I would suggest syncing and not importing - so it is updated automatically. I will try my best to keep these up to date, and you would then automatically get the latest version beamed in.
Clear as mud?
It is all hosted by Google Cal, the three links are all different ways to give the same thing.
XML and iCal are just two formats that you can use to import (or sync) your software with our Calendar. The choice of which one depends on the software. iCal seems to be winning in most instances.
The HTML displays the calendar as a webpage - click it
I would suggest syncing and not importing - so it is updated automatically. I will try my best to keep these up to date, and you would then automatically get the latest version beamed in.
Clear as mud?
Re: Outlook Fixtures (anyone smart enough)
The iCal version is probably the best shot on most systems. You will want to use it as the source for an "Import Calendar" in your application.
If you use Google Calendar, it is just a case of clicking the HTML link whilst you are signed in and clicking the "Add" link in the bottom right corner.
The iCal version is probably the best shot on most systems. You will want to use it as the source for an "Import Calendar" in your application.
If you use Google Calendar, it is just a case of clicking the HTML link whilst you are signed in and clicking the "Add" link in the bottom right corner.
Re: Outlook Fixtures (anyone smart enough)
For general help around Google Calendars see:
http://www.google.com/support/calendar/?hl=en_GB
Apparently there is an official Google tool available for syncing with Outlook
http://www.google.com/support/calendar/ ... swer=89955
Not sure if that is something that will help at work. Also, you should be able to do it directly. Here is the official help from Microsoft for Outlook 2007.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlo ... 67495.aspx
Your mileage may vary on different OS.
On iPhone, I have no experience. But as iCal is an Apple format, that would be your best shot. Perhaps James can give some advice. I've had a quick google, but most the links are to sync your own Google Cal account with iPhone, not a public feed.
For general help around Google Calendars see:
http://www.google.com/support/calendar/?hl=en_GB
Apparently there is an official Google tool available for syncing with Outlook
http://www.google.com/support/calendar/ ... swer=89955
Not sure if that is something that will help at work. Also, you should be able to do it directly. Here is the official help from Microsoft for Outlook 2007.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlo ... 67495.aspx
Your mileage may vary on different OS.
On iPhone, I have no experience. But as iCal is an Apple format, that would be your best shot. Perhaps James can give some advice. I've had a quick google, but most the links are to sync your own Google Cal account with iPhone, not a public feed.