calendar

I have a quick question, how would I create a calendar complication, like the one called Untitled in this folder - https://www.icloud.com/iclouddrive/08yLlO48KSeES5t8Pho9lLS8g#Untitled? Any help appreciated!

Hi, I am creating custom calendar,and i want to synchronise it in every 5 minutes. So my question is it is possible to synchronise in every 5 minutes , and call my webservices.Thank's Vivek.

They took away the ability to see the location field under the calendar event unless it is an actual location. This sucks! I use my calendar to house all my bills to make sure I pay everything every month. I used to type the word “paid” in the location field and then it was easy to go through my calendar and see what was paid and what wasn’t. Now I have to click on each individual event instead of just the day to see the notes for it. What a pain…. Apple Devs, fix this please. Bring back that location/notes field under the event description from whole month view.

hi has anyone noticed that the choice of calendars (work, family etc) has changed to Indonesian.my beta running devices now list Rumah, Calendar, Kantor and Family. ANyone one else have this issue?any idea how to change them back. All my default languages are set to English. Thanks

Due to account maintenance, Calendar is currently unavailable. this is what it gives me. please help

I have upgraded to Mojave beta 5 and my calendars no longer sync with my iPhone X running iOS 11.4.Do I need to upgrage my iPhone to iOS 12 beat as well to get the calendars to work?Thanks.

My iPad App currently uses an open source component based on a UICollectionView to present a monthly calendar to the user. What would be the best SwiftUI component to build a grid-style calendar that can contain multiple components in each day?

Are game applications allowed to have permission to read and write the calendar? Is this permission limited to certain types of applications? Are there any specific requirements for developers when using calendar read/write permissions? If so, what steps should developers follow to utilize this permission?

Is it me, or has making an appointment in Big Sur's Calendar heavily changed? Setting a time is a real bitch - and it was so easy and smooth! Could be that I missed something and that it's possible to keep things as they were. But if that's impossible, I'd like to go back to the old Calendar... (For the rest: Big Sur rocks!)

Hi I'm developing a mobile-app and a web-app that access a user's personal calendar events. From a mobile-app is simple using Apple libraries. From a web-app is different. I found that a calendar can be shared: Publicly: Calendar can be accessed using CalDav (readonly access). Privately: Calendar is shared via another iCloud account. the calendar can now be accessed from this other account (read/write access) My question is, is this the only way i can access an apple calendar without making it public? If i use the iCloud sharing approach, are there any limitations? if i use this approach for very high number of users, will it be allowed by Apple? Thanks

Hi,I can't seem to find a place to submit this, even in the bug reporter.iOS 11 has been completey broken with calendars outside of Gregorian (worked nearly perfectly for prior versions of iOS.Easy to reproduce, just switch the calendar in settings to Japanese for example, while keeping display language in English, and observe the system (anything, for example open the Clock app and go to Stopwatch).Everything from Era, timers, players (video, music), etc (anything that displays date or time) is broken, at the very least in display. This also in many cases causes things to not function correctly (health data saved with few thousand years mistake, Siri failing to create a reminder or event in the calendar unless it's also randomly few thousands years off, etc).I filled a bug report ( rdar #34573910 ) for quite sometime, but not finding the correct category maybe it's being ignored for later (other bugs I filled that are much less important have been processed way faster meanwhile).An

I'm running into issues with iOS respecting the HTTP 410 Gone response type. Setup: Using the native iOS Calendar app, add a new subscription calendar. Add Subscription Calendar Add the URL of a ICS calendar subscription that you control, e.g. https://mywebsite.com/userfeeds/23/cal.ics Make sure to select the Account option and choose On My iPhone/iPad. Set the query amount to 15 mins. Calendar events show as expected, device queries the latest updates from the server every 15 minutes. Server returns HTTP 200 with the .ics contents. Now, assume there is a need for the feed to end - maybe the user unsubscribed to mywebsite.com. There is currently no way for the mywebsite.com server / response to tell the device the feed has ended and it should stop requesting. If the user forgets to go to calendar and manually unsubscribe the device will continually ping the server every 15 minutes indefinitely. It's turning into a virtual DoS for my platform. iOS should re

I can see that it is fairly simple to implement Sign in with Apple https://developer.apple.com/sign-in-with-apple/get-started/ However, we want the users to also be able to manage calendar from the web app. I found EventKit but that is if I am making an App on iOS, not really on a custom web app. Can you please help me with the link for api for events push and pull on Apple calendar? Thanks

If I've fetched a calendar item with a specific calendarItemIdentifier, and that calendar item has recurrence rules, how do I fetch the recurrences that have been completed of that specific reminder?

Has anyone ever got Calendar to send cookies?We are currently developing a CalDAV Service for an online platform with Basic Authentication over HTTPS. So far everything works fine with Apple Calendar on OSX and iOS.When Calendar tries to sync events it contacts our Server which answers with a 401 status code asking for a HTTP Basic Authentication. Calendar then sends the credentials and is granted access. At the same time our server sends an PHP Session Cookie in order to keep the device logged in for some time.This works fine with Calendar on iOS but Calendar on OSX for some reason refuses to send the session cookie.Syncing still works but as 7 calendars are checked on every sync for every user this results in permanent reauthentication and thousands of new sessions in our database.I would appreciate any hint on how we could get OSX Calendar to either send cookies or any other kind of identifying token. Maybe there are better ways for au