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SugarCalendar - Link not being added to the ics #34
Since the ICS format doesn't support meeting links, we're thinking the best current option is to automate the workaround and add the link to the location field if it's empty. It's almost ready to go in this PR.
An alternative is not do anything at all, since technically, this isn't really a bug and just a limitation of the ics format.
Putting a URL in the Location field of a Google Calendar appointment is not a good idea. Google tries to treat it as an address and attempts to draw a map. The URL is not clickable by recipients and causes frustration. If there is no Location, the URL should be placed in the Description instead.
Going back to the original issue description, I've confirmed the meeting link is only missing on the Google Calendar invite. For the other calendar types, the meeting link is appended to the description, so it already exists. Including it in the location field is a nice to have, but not strictly necessary.
Now, adding it to the location field generally works for all calendars, except when adding it to Google Calendar on a mobile device (tested only on iPhone so far). The meeting link will be stripped from the location field in this case. As such, it would be ideal to also have the meeting link included in the description for Google Calendars. Unfortunately, the Sugar Calendar plugin doesn't do this for the Google Calendar option (handled by a different function than the other calendar types). It's not clear if this is intentional, or a bug. There's also no easy way to hook into this function, and it would have to be modified directly to get it added.
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Going back to the original issue description, I've confirmed the meeting
link is *only* missing on the Google Calendar invite. For the other
calendar types, the meeting link is appended to the description, so it
already exists. Including it in the location field is a nice to have, but
not strictly necessary.
Now, adding it to the location field generally works for all calendars,
except when adding it to Google Calendar on a mobile device (tested only on
iPhone so far). The meeting link will be stripped from the location field
in this case. As such, it would be ideal to *also* have the meeting link
included in the description for Google Calendars. Unfortunately, the Sugar
Calendar plugin doesn't do this for the Google Calendar option (handled by
a different function than the other calendar types). It's not clear if this
is intentional, or a bug. There's also no easy way to hook into this
function, and it would have to be modified directly to get it added.
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nickpagz commentedon Feb 14, 2024
Hi @ajolo2ky
Since the ICS format doesn't support meeting links, we're thinking the best current option is to automate the workaround and add the link to the location field if it's empty. It's almost ready to go in this PR.
An alternative is not do anything at all, since technically, this isn't really a bug and just a limitation of the ics format.
Let me know what you think.
smaffulli commentedon Mar 3, 2024
I'd go with the location as I think most calendar applications are using that field anyway.
webmink commentedon Mar 8, 2024
Putting a URL in the Location field of a Google Calendar appointment is not a good idea. Google tries to treat it as an address and attempts to draw a map. The URL is not clickable by recipients and causes frustration. If there is no Location, the URL should be placed in the Description instead.
nickpagz commentedon Mar 8, 2024
Going back to the original issue description, I've confirmed the meeting link is only missing on the Google Calendar invite. For the other calendar types, the meeting link is appended to the description, so it already exists. Including it in the location field is a nice to have, but not strictly necessary.
Now, adding it to the location field generally works for all calendars, except when adding it to Google Calendar on a mobile device (tested only on iPhone so far). The meeting link will be stripped from the location field in this case. As such, it would be ideal to also have the meeting link included in the description for Google Calendars. Unfortunately, the Sugar Calendar plugin doesn't do this for the Google Calendar option (handled by a different function than the other calendar types). It's not clear if this is intentional, or a bug. There's also no easy way to hook into this function, and it would have to be modified directly to get it added.
ajolo2ky commentedon Mar 8, 2024
ajolo2ky commentedon Jul 2, 2024
Closing as we are no longer using SugarCalendar