Christmas Day screen shots
In all but one of the shots of the main window of iCal, we see a mysterious 'Google Mail tasks' calendar. I can't recall the origin of this calendar, maybe it was configured by some third party software (but not Calaboration). I discarded or disordered some shots long after the event.
Loss of data
The final shot reminds me that loss occurs when, in iCal, a note is dragged from Chandler Hub to Google Calendar. Whilst I don't see this as a Chandler Server (Cosmo) issue, I have created
bug 12521 to raise awareness.
Caution
When working with two CalDAV servers, one of which does not support a CalDAV client feature set:
- back up
- if any error message is presented, or if strange behaviour is noted, ensure that your data has not been lost.
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GrahamPerrin - 06 Jan 2009
- the words 'Done' and 'completed' are a poor mixture in the context of a To Do Item:
- With a CalDAV connection to Google Calendar: try but fail to create a To Do Item:
- The mysterious 'Google Mail tasks' calendar— you cannot add events to a Google Mail calendar:
- The mysterious 'Google Mail tasks' calendar, reportedly: associated with To Do's you created in Mail. Below, a Google Mail Tasks (Google Mail Labs) window to a task that was created in Google Mail Beta.:
- Dragging a mysterious Google Mail task to the calendar (this probably failed):
- a Chandler note created in iCal:
- a mysterious Google Mail task:
- dragging a mysterious Google Mail task to a collection on Chandler Hub:
- a Chandler note dragged to the mysterious Google Mail tasks calendar.png:
- a mysterious Google Mail task can not be dragged to Google Calendar:
- a mysterious Google Mail task successfully dragged to a collection on Chandler Hub:
- iCal refreshing with Google Calendar following the drag and drop of some thing:
- iCal 3.0.6 (1273) drag of a Chandler note to Google Calendar:
It's probably best to
ignore the comments that appear in the table of attachments, below. I can't figure out how to correct that table without spoiling this main area, edition of wikis is not my favourite past-time.