Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Office 365 calendar issues
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@hermpi I have a few weekly and monthly and annual re-occurring meetings with no end date, they show up fine, I wouldnt think that is the issue. I notice your config is not populated, probably not neccessary but different than mine. Here is mine:
config: {
colored: true,
maxTitleLength: 25,
warpEvents: true,
maximumEntries: 30,
getRelative: 0,
dateFormat: “ddd, MMM Do h:mm A”,
timeFormat: “absolute”,
urgency: 0,
calendars: [
{
symbol: “bank”,
color: “#00e5ee”, //work ical
url: "https://outlook.office365.com/owa/…
},
{
symbol: “heartbeat”,
color: “#fa4616”, //Shelby UF ical
url: "http://p07-calendarws.icloud.com/ca/… -
@cohron I just start up my PI and yes the calendar works partially… I don’t know if the reason is the deleting of the re-announcing tasks or there was something wrong with the server Sunday night. De strange thing is that most of my tasks show a invalid date error. Only the tasks that have the “whole day” option checked are displaying correctly. I don’t know if you familiar with ICS files but I think it has to do with these line of codes:
// This works (Whole day checked) DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170421 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20170423 // This gives invalid date error DTSTART;TZID="(UTC+01:00) Amsterdam, Berlijn, Bern, Rome, Stockholm, Wenen":2 0170412T080000 DTEND;TZID="(UTC+01:00) Amsterdam, Berlijn, Bern, Rome, Stockholm, Wenen":201 70412T090000Could you check what is set for DTSTART and DTEND in your ICS file?
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Oh, yes some of my tasks had the invalid date error, only 4 or 5 tasks though. It was only occurring on appointments that had the timezone showing. Unfortunately I already fixed it by removing the (show) timezones and resaving the appointment. Sorry didnt catch that earlier. I set up a test appointment and will look at the MM when I get home. I havent picked apart the Calendar MMM but im guessing you found the same bug i had. Wont know if i recreated the error until i get him and look at MM.
Keep your “bad” ICS file for the programmers (or you) to test, recreate, and fix if you submit a bug report.
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@hermpi
Well i checked my calendar and everything looked fine. I havent been able to get the invalid date to show up again (even with timezones enabled/showing). I’d say open a bug report and send them your ICS file.should be fine really.
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@cohron Oke, I will do that. I just checked my own calendar again and only if I save the appointment in timezone “Coordinated Universal Time” it works. Or if I set my overall timezone to UTC… But that’s not a solution because then everything is set to that time and I’m living in the UTC+1 zone.
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@cohron (#*$&,. I just figured out that this only happens when you set to a time zone with multiple cities… So i can set the timezone to a same one as I live in with only one name like: “UTC+01:00 Windhoek”. I ask if this is a problem we/they need to fix in MM or that our big friend from Microsoft had to set up there ical files right. I keep you updated ;)
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@hermpi said in Office 365 calendar issues:
is a problem we/they need to fix in MM
I’m going to guess MM is going to have to fix their parsing, it appears to be a well formed ics file (or at least the portion you and i looked at), I doubt we are going to get Microsoft to change.
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@cohron Everything works fine now thanks to: https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/pull/875
cheers!
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@hermpi Curious. I dropped those changes into my mirror and it didn’t resolve the problem at all. Hrm.
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@bhepler Oke first off all, sorry for my late reaction I was luckily enough to have a long vacation… :) I finally finished the housing of the mirror and planning to fasten it in my bedroom today. The last time I checked (3 days ago) my office 365 calendar runs just fine. Maybe you cant make an test appointment in your agenda and DM me the Ical file so I can check how my MM response to your generated Ical file.
