On Sun, 22 May 2011 05:46:59 +0200, Roland Liebl wrote: > You need to create three database tables: > (*) events > (*) events_cache > (*) events_caldav > > The scripts are located in the plugin's SQL folder. > > To connect to a CalDAV you just need to toogle the > Provider select box in calendar settings. When saved > you'll see input fields to insert the access data. >
Thanks for the instructions. Works great. However you need to specify "my calendar" in the default view (instead of "all calendar") otherwise the events don't show without changing the current calendar in the interface. Bug: I can't get the email notification to work. I created an event with a notification 15 minutes before, and while my acal/android calendar showed the notification, I didn't receive any email in roundcube. I checked the options email notification, with the proper email address and a 15 min notification. Comments/wishlist, not critical: 1. most calendar client propose to configure the notifications per events. It would be nice to have that option in the event popup. 2. the password disappears after you enter it. I thought it was a bug. Might be a better user experience to have it show as masked in the password field. 3. most system will probably use the same authentication (LDAP ?) for both the imap and the calendar system. An option to reuse the roundcube auth for the calendar would be nice, and maybe a default pattern for the calendar location (such as https://server/davical/caldav.php/<RC-USERNAME>/home). Well, this is just a few comments. I'm already VERY happy with the current plugin ! Thanks a lot. Julien _______________________________________________ List info: http://lists.roundcube.net/dev/ BT/8f4f07cd
