perhaps just a setting in
response.ContentType = "text/calendar" ?
or is there something that can be done when getting the data?
Dim data As String = Server.HtmlDecode(RadScheduler.ExportToICalendar(LoadContent()))
is there some setting to set to tell it to export the way to make it HTML?
response.ContentType = "text/calendar" ?
or is there something that can be done when getting the data?
Dim data As String = Server.HtmlDecode(RadScheduler.ExportToICalendar(LoadContent()))
is there some setting to set to tell it to export the way to make it HTML?
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Doug
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answered on 26 Oct 2017, 02:54 PM
I kinda of hacked the export to remove the Z in the time and insert the content as html
here is my hack
I got errors unless I removed all breakline (vbcrlf) from the content part
note: LoadContent just returns an appointment
here is my hack
I got errors unless I removed all breakline (vbcrlf) from the content part
note: LoadContent just returns an appointment
Dim data As String = RadScheduler.ExportToICalendar(LoadContent(tzid, content))' data = data.Replace("DTSTART:", "DTSTART;TZID=""" & tzid & """:").Replace("DTEND:", "DTEND;TZID=""" & tzid & """:")data = data.Replace("0Z", "0")Dim iPos As Integer = data.IndexOf("DESCRIPTION:")data = data.Substring(0, iPos)data = data & "X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<html>" & _ "<head></head><body>" & Server.HtmlDecode(content).Replace(vbCrLf, "").Replace(vbCr, "").Replace(vbLf, "") & "</body></html>" & vbCrLf & _ "END:VEVENT" & vbCrLf & _ "END:VCALENDAR" & vbCrLf0
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answered on 25 May 2026, 01:00 PM
If you're trying to export ICS data into HTML format, one practical approach is to first convert the ICS file into a more readable format like PDF, CSV, or HTML-supported output using a dedicated converter utility. Manual methods often become difficult when calendar files contain recurring events, attachments, or large datasets.
You can also check tools like SysTools ICS Converter, which support exporting ICS calendar data into multiple formats while preserving event details such as date, time, attendees, and descriptions. It can be useful when dealing with bulk ICS files or when you need a cleaner format for reporting or web publishing.