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  • Thread Starter baartr

    (@baartr)

    Thank you for your answer. It helped me. Changing the CSS-file was the solution. I changed it from icallist2017.css to icallist.css and – magic – problem gone.

    I’m glad the problem is solved but I did not dig into the differences between the two css-files neither do I understand why there are different css-files.

    But thank you for the plugin and your kind support.

    Thread Starter baartr

    (@baartr)

    I have seen the documentation. The order is correct but the display is not correct.

    Thread Starter baartr

    (@baartr)

    No, not a question. Just showing others how I use you plugin in combination with Horde Kronolith.

    Thread Starter baartr

    (@baartr)

    Thanks for the answer and the plugin.

    Yes, I did try it. It is simple and it works. I put something as URL like https://localhost/somewhere/calender.ics.

    This method is of course not very fast because the complete ics-file is handled every time you display the calender. I assume you try to speed up things a little by reading the downloading the ics-file end write it on the local filesystem. A kind of simple cache. Which is useless in this case because the ics-file is already local and up to date. I don’t see any performance gain with copying the ics-file to a cache.

    So what I wanted to ask is: can I prevent the the copy to the cache or can I configure my local ics-file as cache file. In fact I would like the plug-in to read my ics-file directly.

    It solves also the delay of showing the calender updates.

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