iCal --> Website

[mathcolo]

Hello MacRumors,

I have searched everywhere, and unfortunately not found an answer to this seemingly simple question.

Is there a way I can share my iCal calendar with users who visit my personal web site?

Before MobileMe I used .Mac publishing and now I'm left without a solution.

Any ideas or help would be greatly appreciated. It is also worth noting that I can switch to another calendar program/service if necessary.

Thanks, mathcolo

 

[yippy]

There are a few ways to do this. You can "publish" your calendar from iCal to some webspace, this will not make a webpage calendar but will create a file/link that if other people click on it it will display your calendar in their iCal.

Another way is to use Google calendar, either by itself or you can publish your iCal like before and then subscribe Google calendar to it allowing you to have a visible calendar that can be embedded in a web page.

 

[mathcolo]

There are a few ways to do this. You can "publish" your calendar from iCal to some webspace, this will not make a webpage calendar but will create a file/link that if other people click on it it will display your calendar in their iCal.

Another way is to use Google calendar, either by itself or you can publish your iCal like before and then subscribe Google calendar to it allowing you to have a visible calendar that can be embedded in a web page.

How do you publish iCal to private webspace? It looks like the only options are MobileMe and WebDAV.

 

[reh]

How do you publish iCal to private webspace? It looks like the only options are MobileMe and WebDAV.

My private webspace supports WebDAV. I have three iCal calendars published there.