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I have an issue with receiving localized version of the strings Default, Other and Subscribed Calendars from EKSource. The strings aren't coming back as localized. I'm curious to know if we should be localizing strings that come from Apple ourselves, or if this is a bug? What's interesting is that the strings are localized in the calendar app and the subtitles like US holiday and Birthday are coming back localized, just not Default, Other and Subscribed Calendars. Similar question posted on stack overflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42294340/is-it-possible-to-localize-the-title-of-eksource

I'm working on an app that uses EventKit to access calendar events. For users with external calendars like Google Calendar, they can sync these by adding the account through iOS Calendar settings. Once added, the events appear in my app as expected. However, if a user adds a new event in Google Calendar, there’s often a delay before it appears in my app, since the iOS Calendar doesn't sync with external sources like Google in real time. Currently, users can manually trigger a sync by opening the Apple Calendar app and using the pull-to-refresh feature under the Calendars tab. This works reliably but isn’t an ideal solution. I tried using the EventKit method refreshSourcesIfNecessary() to minimize the delay, as it claims to [Pull] new data from remote sources, if necessary (link to docs). I trigger this method when the app returns to the foreground. But, I'm not seeing the expected results. Here’s a typical sequence: Open my app and send i

EKEventStore on Apple Watch is not giving me all calendars. I can see only calendars of the source 'Subscriptions', but non of the calendars of source CalDAV (iCloud). This problem exists over multiple apps. Code works fine on iPhone. Any ideas? Minimal example code: import SwiftUI import EventKit struct ContentView: View { let eventStore = EKEventStore() @State var success: Bool = false @State var calendarNames: [String] = [String]() func request() async { success = (try? await eventStore.requestFullAccessToEvents()) ?? false } func list() { calendarNames = eventStore.calendars(for: .event).map { $0.title } } var body: some View { VStack { Image(systemName: globe) .imageScale(.large) .foregroundStyle(.tint) Text(Access: (success.description)) ScrollView { ForEach(calendarNames, id: .self) { name in Text(name) } } } .onAppear { Task { await request() list() } } .padding() } }

Hi I’ve just noticed that Facebook Events that I’m going to doesn’t appear in Calendar. With the removal of Facebook intergration in iOS 11 there not longer is the option to Allow Facebook access to Calendar. They do show in iCal on macOS 10.13 but doesn’t seem to sync to other devices. Anyone else noticed this or low how to resolve the issue? Thanks Barry

On 10.11 Beta (15A226f) - in the Console I see quite a bit of these messages when Calendar is open - also I sometimes can't create new Calendar entries - tells me 'server is busy'. Not sure if other people have seen similar issues.kernel[0]: Sandbox: mdworker(483) deny(1) file-read-data /Users/myuser/Library/Calendars/CBC104AF-F501-4AA5-8F21-30A1F7CF4566.exchange/Info.plistCalendarAgent[297]: [com.apple.calendar.store.log.persistent.operation] [CalOperationQueue (x-coredata://68582EB3-B6CA-4851-9FA9-3EA17EC66A28/ExchangePrincipal/p21): Executing <CalExchangeGetAttachmentOperation: 0x7ffe638928c0> caused an exception [<SOAPFault 0x7ffe5e09b5d0> valueForUndefinedKey:]: this class is not key value coding-compliant for the key Code..]CalendarAgent[297]: [com.apple.calendar.store.log.persistent.operation] [CalOperationQueue (x-coredata://68582EB3-B6CA-4851-9FA9-3EA17EC66A28/ExchangePrincipal/p21): <CalExchangeGetAttachmentOperation: 0x7ffe66aab330> failed with error Err

I read in Beta 2 Release Notes that sometimes No More Events appears in the Calendar complications view and the fix is to reboot the Apple Watch.I've rebooted both my phone AND Apple Watch and still cannot view Events.Here's the link my screen shot.http://i574.photobucket.com/albums/ss184/gruversm/fullsizeoutput_d0d_zps9pqboaxy.jpeg

Whenever I try to add a delegate for calendar I get the beach ball and need to force close.

A friend who organises trips and events (but isn't a travel agent) has asked me to help her develop an email template that will be recognised by iOS calendar as having flight details, etc to add to calendar. There doesn't seem to be any guidance from Apple on this at all. (Some airline—e.g. Cathay Pacific, Qatar—itineraries are also not recognised as having flight events, nor do itineraries from Kayak, so clearly there are formatting requirements that they are also not following.) Does anybody have any experience of this who could offer some guidance please? I'm thinking along the lines of flags in the HTML template, and finding a distribution platform that doesn't alter the HTML in such a way that iOS won't then recognise it.

Hey there, I'd like to ask for guidance on how to open the Apple Calendar app's event programmatically. I can already list events, but I'm struggling to open the calendar detail view (upon user interaction). I've tried many variants, such as using the x-apple-calevent URL scheme or calshow:, etc., but none of them worked. Here's the code I'm using: if let eventIdentifier = event.eventIdentifier as String?, let calendarId = event.calendarId as String? { if let url = URL(string: x-apple-calevent://(calendarId)/(eventIdentifier)) { NSWorkspace.shared.open(url) } } Once the action is triggered, it tells me that: There is no application set to open the URL x-apple-calevent://909114A0-6352-47DB-B70E-2770H7D5B6D3:7q50iih7fvbio3qipk5m7osjig@google.com Thanks a bunch! Tom

Hi,I just updated El Capitan latest beta to Golden Master... But now I have added a new Calendar subscription and I get the following error:Toegang tot account 'iCloud' is niet toegestaan. De server reageerde met: '403' op de bewerking 'CalDAVAddSubscriptionCalendarQueueableOperation'.English translation:Access to account 'iCloud' is prohibited. The server reacted with: '403' on the operation 'CalDAVAddSubscriptionCalendarQueueableOperation'.Is this a bug? What should I do?

Hello, After processing the data I received from another source in my new application, I will offer it for sale as a monthly subscription. However, pricing for my data source is based on calendar month, but subscription flows start from the purchase date and I could not find such a subscription flow in the store kit. How can I draw this flow in a way that doesn't violate app store rules regarding pricing?