There's some useful information on google calendar and ical "add this"
functionality here at this url:

http://drupal.org/node/384614

eg.
What seemed to work for me was to use the url complete with the .ics file.
So, the full url was http://www.example.com/calendar/ical/calendar.ics. I
didn't add any aliases or anything, just
http://domain_name/path_from_view/name_of_file. It seems that Google
Calendar, as well as Outlook 2007 want the complete path to the file. I got
the name of the file from the name that the file saved as when I downloaded
it by following the view path.

On a side note, I did find out that while using the path to the file works
for Google Calendar, the items must have public permissions to show up on
the calendar (as one would expect). I spent a bit of time working with it
until I had my "well, duh" moment and realized that anonymous users didn't
have permissions to view the events, leading to an empty calendar, even
though I had it all hooked up correctly!

Hope this helps some.
ptw

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On Fri, Sep 10, 2010 at 1:26 PM, Art Thompson, Jr. 
<[email protected]>wrote:

> Hi folks,
>
> I have a client that is living in a fantasy world where there is a button
> next to an event listing that says "Add to calendar" which magically adds
> said event to the user's calendar app of choice. I've explained to my client
> that there's no such thing, but they already promised this functionality to
> "the client" so it's up to me to make it happen. Somehow.
>
> I know there are button wizards for Google Calendar, etc., but has anyone
> worked on or know of an AddThis-type widget that simplifies the adding of an
> event to the plethora of available calendars?
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
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