calendar

Just checking the forum before filing a bug report.All 10.11 beta versions so far are not displaying Japanese kanji corectly incertain app UI elements, such as Mail, Calendar and also Notification Center. In Calendar for example the Japanese kanji labels for day, week month display as ..., as if there isn't enough space.New system font issues? Has anybody else encoutered this issue?Thanks

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

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 am trying to create an app which would try to subscribe multiple calendars that are shared on iCloud with links such aswebcal://p23-calendars.icloud.com/published/2/oR3LtfcYCMGWOJunGttFBWy-dfg0MeVXoIsiqPcBhhs-cjullI1UMVoAzb8biyGC4TFdhzr4CBAhZ1PugqrjKQ_xvyQhQdSN84nejMV4nkU.As I did some research, I learned that it is possible to just open the URL and let iOS do the rest, like thisUIApplication.sharedApplication().openURL(NSURL(string: URL)!)However, after doing this the system shows several alerts asking to confirm subscription and whether to view the added calendar, which would be very not user-friendly when a lot of calendars are to be subscribed to.So is there a way to avoid all the alerts, perhaps by subscribing in code? If that's not an option, how can I add completion block to the alerts shown so that at least I can show the alerts one after another?I am truly grateful if anyone could help me.