Hi,
We would like to allow our calendar (powered by RadScheduler) users to subscribe to the same calendar using their iPhones. What will it take to accomplish this? Has anyone done something similar to this for the iPhone before? Any input will be greatly appreciated.
Han
We would like to allow our calendar (powered by RadScheduler) users to subscribe to the same calendar using their iPhones. What will it take to accomplish this? Has anyone done something similar to this for the iPhone before? Any input will be greatly appreciated.
Han
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Hello Zhe,
I'm copying the reply to your support ticket for community reference.
Read-only synchronization should be relatively straight-forward. RadScheduler supports exporting (although limited) to the iCalendar format (.ics files) and iPhone supports importing from it. We don't have a ready solution though.
I imagine that you'll have to publish an ics file on your site, through a page that reads them from the scheduler. We have a KB article that demonstrates how to do this. You can use the static ExportToICalendar method to generate the actual response as demonstrated here.
Reading the appointments directly is possible, but you'll have to take care of evaluating the recurrence rules manually.
I hope this helps.
Greetings,
Tsvetomir Tsonev
the Telerik team
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I'm copying the reply to your support ticket for community reference.
Read-only synchronization should be relatively straight-forward. RadScheduler supports exporting (although limited) to the iCalendar format (.ics files) and iPhone supports importing from it. We don't have a ready solution though.
I imagine that you'll have to publish an ics file on your site, through a page that reads them from the scheduler. We have a KB article that demonstrates how to do this. You can use the static ExportToICalendar method to generate the actual response as demonstrated here.
Reading the appointments directly is possible, but you'll have to take care of evaluating the recurrence rules manually.
I hope this helps.
Greetings,
Tsvetomir Tsonev
the Telerik team
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