Ical Import Problems

[bryantw]

Tonyp,

Yeah I did a run through on the configuration after upgrading to 2.0.x. and set them then.

I just removed both and it still did not work, but it was worth a try at this point.

[bryantw]

So, I guess to fix this I need to revert back to JEvents 1.5.5.

Unless there are any further suggestions.

[Geraint]

Can you zip up and attach a small ics file where you are having this problem and I'll see if I can figure something out.

Thanks

[bryantw]

Here is the smallest I have.

Good luck and thanks for your help.

Bryant

[Geraint]

At least 50% of these events are exported in UTC - do you know how these events differ in the calendar?

[Geraint]

I did find a list that looks promising at https://gist.github.com/788819/50c35410 ... bb93772758

I'll look at incorporating a lookup against this database

[bryantw]

Geraint,

This file is generated by one of my clients, then uploaded to the site, which is then picked up by the cron job, and loaded. I saw the two timezones (although all events are in the same time zone). It was one of the first things I looked at, after we started getting errors.

I then checked a file that I knew had loaded successfully, and it was the same way.

That list looks perfect for this. Obviously, Microsoft is causing issues like this elsewhere too.

Thanks for you continued support, I'm trying to get my customer to buy jevents, I've just been unsuccessful so far. We need the other features, they just have a very tight budget this year. Maybe I'll just buy it.

[bryantw]

Geraint,

I'm now running v2.1.2

[Geraint]

Welcome to the club - I'll implement the look up for the 2.1.3 release.

Geraint

p.s. I found one more I need to add:
"GMT -0500 (Standard) / GMT -0400 (Daylight)" = "America/New_York";

I suspect there will be others but we'll get there in time.

[bryantw]

When do you think it will be?

I need to let my customers know.

Thanks!