I created a calendar and access it using iCAL. I created a series of events.
What I want to do is make the calendar readable by anyone so that they can
put it in a URL and username/pass that I provide and see all of the events
but not modify them, delete them or create new events.
I tried to use the Davical admin to create a linked account but it just does
not work. What could I be doing wrong? Or is there a better approach.
Basically:
Calendar A - http://davical.fadethepublic.com/nfl username nfl, password:
XXXXX
Calendar B - read only version of calendar A. url:
http://davical.fadethepublic.com/nfl_readonly username nfl_readonly,
password: XXYY
but all elements in Calendar B are actually read-only events of calendar A.
Is this possible? I want 1000 users or more to be able to access calendar B
with the same URL, username and password combo but only me to have access to
Calendar A.
Please response to this list and amit at greathills dot com. I really
appreciate any help.
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What I want to do is make the calendar readable by anyone so that they can
put it in a URL and username/pass that I provide and see all of the events
but not modify them, delete them or create new events.
I tried to use the Davical admin to create a linked account but it just does
not work. What could I be doing wrong? Or is there a better approach.
Basically:
Calendar A - http://davical.fadethepublic.com/nfl username nfl, password:
XXXXX
Calendar B - read only version of calendar A. url:
http://davical.fadethepublic.com/nfl_readonly username nfl_readonly,
password: XXYY
but all elements in Calendar B are actually read-only events of calendar A.
Is this possible? I want 1000 users or more to be able to access calendar B
with the same URL, username and password combo but only me to have access to
Calendar A.
Please response to this list and amit at greathills dot com. I really
appreciate any help.
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