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For example, if you have three feeds and you want to color them purple, green and orange, you could use color="#800080 #008000 #ffa500". Add hex color values to this parameter and they will be applied to your feeds in the same order as the feeds are entered in the url parameter. This is especially helpful if you have multiple feeds and you want to use color coding to distinguish the feeds within your calendar. You can apply a color to events in your feed by using the color parameter. One or more hex color codes, separated by spaces or the pipe character

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Your shortcode must include url plus any other desired parameters. Note: Example only shows the relevant portion of the shortcode for this parameter. If this setting is used, it will force eventdl to false.Įxample Usage

This feature currently cannot be used in conjunction with eventdl.

(Since this is an inherent limitation, it should not be an issue for any existing credentials.)

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Because basic auth uses a colon : as a delimiter, neither the username nor the password can contain a colon.

Public calendars ignore the credentials, so a shortcode can include a combination of basic auth-protected and public calendars, as long as any and all basic auth-protected calendars use the same credentials.

If a shortcode contains multiple feeds, the same credentials will be applied to all of the feeds.

Multiple basic auth-protected calendars can be accessed if they all use the same credentials.

This configuration only supports one HTTP basic authentication username/password combination per site.

* We took this approach because that file also contains the WordPress database credentials in plain text, so anyone who has access to this file implicitly has access to everything anyway. You must define the R34ICS_FEED_BASICAUTH constant in your site’s wp-config.php file.* Its value should be the username and password, separated by a colon, as such: define('R34ICS_FEED_BASICAUTH', 'username:password')

But to avoid the added risk of storing the credentials in plain text in the database, the shortcode parameter is a simple boolean: basicauth="true". basicauthįor calendars that use HTTP basic authentication, this provides a way for you to supply a username and password to allow ICS Calendar to retrieve the calendar data.īasic authentication is inherently not very secure. Google does not provide any way around this limitation, nor a way to make event images/attachments directly publicly accessible. For this reason, you may not want to include attachments in your feed if your site is public. If a user who does not have permission to access a particular file on your Google Drive clicks the link, you will receive an automated email from Google requesting permission for that user to access the file. Images shared from Google Drive will be clickable links, rather than displaying inline, due to the structure of Google Drive links and file access permissions.

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Other attachments will display as a clickable download link. JPEG or PNG) will display directly on the page along with the event’s description.

Attachments that are browser-friendly images (e.g. Use the attach="true" parameter to display attachments with events. Note: If using the default option indicated above, this parameter can be omitted entirely. Note: When you backup the pst-file of your mailbox, there is no need to separately backup your Calendar folder as an ics-file.Do not include attachments in event description

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With the Save As settings as shown above, you can create a full backup of your Calendar in the ics-format which can also be imported by other Calendar applications. Include attachments within calendar items.(requires “Limited details” or “Full details”) Include details of items marked private.The “Save Calendar” dialog holds various options to control what gets included in the ics-file. However, you can choose what gets stored within the ics-file by using the More Options… button. To do this, select your Calendar folder and use īy default, you’ll only export your availability of the current day. The option to export your Calendar as an ics-file in not available within the Import and Export Wizard as you can directly save your Calendar folder as an ics-file. How can I save my Calendar as an ics-file again? I’d really prefer using the ics-file format as it is much easier to use as a backup or for other people to import so they can see my availability. I used to be able to export my Calendar as an ics-file but now when I start the Import and Export Wizard, I only see an option to export it as a csv-file or pst-file.