I make a application how save or show new calendar events. through the help of https://github.com/stelford/Titanium-Calendar.git,
but, how i reminder daily, weekly or yearly, and how to alert through any alarm. if any idea than help me.
I assume it's iOS. You can't set the native alarm from your app. For the reminder, maybe you can set a repeating calendar event? or look into LocalNotification.
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Google by default fires up a notification only 10 mins before. But I want to add more notifications. Like on 30 mins before. One at the time of the event too. Is this possible?
If you refer to the image below, all we see are the notification method. Not even the default value or place to add more reminders? Or is that something available at the event level and not the calendar level?
Yes, it is possible to add more than one notification in one specific event on Google Calendar. To do this, follow these steps below:
Go to your Google Calendar.
Select the event you wanted to have more than one notifications.
Click on Edit event(the pencil icon that you can see on the
upper right of the event selected).
Under Event Details tab, you can see the Add Notification
button.
Click the Add Notification button. On the first drop-down menu,
select the type of notification you want to receive(email or a
pop-up notification message).
To schedule when you want the notification be received/appear,
indicate the specific number of time in the box(or
you can click the up and down arrow as an option), and then
select the unit of time(minutes, hours, days or weeks) you
prefer.
If you want to have another notification/s for one specific event, you
can click the Add Notification button again and do
the same steps from 4-6.
Then click Save.
I have created some macros to forward my calendar events from my work email to my personal email. One component is a ItemChange event that will update my personal calendar when items change on my work calendar. I am having a problem in that every time I dismiss an appointment reminder in outlook it triggers the "itemchange" event. I am trying to develop something to prevent my item change procedures from running when a reminder is dismissed. Anyone have an idea how to handle this? Does anyone know what property of the AppointmentItem changes when a reminder is dismissed?
You cannot do that. When you dismiss a reminder, a couple properties are set and the appointment is saved. A change is a change.
I guess ReminderSet is set to False when a Reminder is dismissed.
So I am doing a reminder tool in Visual Basic for myself and I added a MonthCalendar to the windows (check image). It runs great. User writes down the name and a date (in 24 hour format for now) and then when you click the add reminder, it registers it into the listbox and also writes it into a file so when user closes and opens the application, it stays there. When the time in my PC coincides with the one in the program, a message pops up. The only thing left I'm having trouble is with dates.
I want to be able to choose a date and a message popping at that day with the time. I know it might be simple, but for some reason I can't think of a way and searching around didn't help me.
Here's a snippet of the code I have for when the time coincides:
If (TimeValue(Now) = time) Then 'Dim time As String = l.Substring(0, 9)
MsgBox(msg)
End If
I thought using an If statement similar to this would work, but it tells me that dates really don't go well with boolean and I tried looking around the subfunctions, but I've yet to find any.
To be clear: The only thing I need is to be able to register the date. Here's an image of the designer view.
Design View
Use a Timer. Calculate how many milliseconds there are until the event and set the Interval of the Timer to that value. The maximum Interval value gives you just over 24 days. If you need more than that then simply set the Interval again when the Tick occurs. You keep going in jumps of ~24 days until you get to the event.
I'm using the Tapku Library (http://developinginthedark.com/posts/iphone-tapku-calendar-markers) to implement a Monthly Calendar View for my application, but the thing is that I only want certain days in the Calendar View to be selectable, based on an array of NSDates that I have.
I suppose I could handle this in didSelectDate, but I'm hoping that there is a easier way to go about this. Any advice?
Actually, if what you want is for only certain days to be selectable, then using didSelectDate is at first kind of pointless, because that day was already selected.
What you actually need, according to your description of the problem, is for only certain "day squares" respond to touch input , AND, somehow convey to the user that a certain "day square" is disabled or unselectable, by giving the square a disabled look.
The problem is that Tapku Calendar doesn't allow you to do that, unless you go about and adapt the source code to your liking.
So, going back to didSelectDate, as it seems it's your only choice of handling user selection/interaction right now... the user is going to be able to select dates that you ideally didn't want to be selectable, so you should manage that appropriately to your situation.
Google released a new, easy to use Task API that lets you add tasks to separate lists and set due dates on the tasks. There is also an integration with Google Calendar to show the tasks, as you can see here .
In my usecase, I've created a new task list "foo" and added some tasks with due dates. Is it possible to display the tasks of the "foo" list in Google Calendar as well? There, only the ones of the default task list are shown/listed.
What I'd like to have is a new calendar showing on the left in Google Calendar below the already existing "Task" calendar - something like "Tasks 'foo'", that holds all the tasks with due dates from the "foo" task list.
You can switch the current tasks list using the righmost button in the tasks interface in google calendar.
It should update the tasks shown on your calendar.
This doesn't seems currently possible to show more than 1 tasks list at a time on the calendar interface.
Thanks! I found the button to switch the current tasks list. It turned out, that this button is not really visible on Firefox >= 3.6 - the buttons are rendered on the next line.