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when creating a new event it's one of the settings? Just like if it should repeat or not? And all the other normal things you choose?
I get to pick these things when creating a new event; (my iPhone is in Dutch so translated them myself, might be different on your iDevice)
Name
Location
All Day Event
Start
End
Time Zone (if enabled)
Repeat
Invitees
Alarms
Agenda (if multiple are used)
Show as (busy, etc)
URL
Notes
I get to pick these things when creating a new event; (my iPhone is in Dutch so translated them myself, might be different on your iDevice)
Name
Location
All Day Event
Start
End
Time Zone (if enabled)
Repeat
Invitees
Alarms
Agenda (if multiple are used)
Show as (busy, etc)
URL
Notes
The calendar must support exchange (eg: outlook.com) in order for it to work.
Google calendar has this feature when they support google sync for free customer but then they pull that feature. Now you will hate google don't you?
note: I move to outlook.com since google pull the google sync feature. Outlook.com (for now) is the only free email provider with exchange feature.
iCloud calendar likely have the invite feature as well but they are not exchange based. I prefer full exchange feature.
Google calendar has this feature when they support google sync for free customer but then they pull that feature. Now you will hate google don't you?
note: I move to outlook.com since google pull the google sync feature. Outlook.com (for now) is the only free email provider with exchange feature.
iCloud calendar likely have the invite feature as well but they are not exchange based. I prefer full exchange feature.
No. CalDAV to Google Calendars is open source and works fine for sending/receiving calendar invites.The calendar must support exchange (eg: outlook.com) in order for it to work.
Google calendar has this feature when they support google sync for free customer but then they pull that feature. Now you will hate google don't you?
note: I move to outlook.com since google pull the google sync feature. Outlook.com (for now) is the only free email provider with exchange feature.
iCloud calendar likely have the invite feature as well but they are not exchange based. I prefer full exchange feature.
We're talking about responding invites from built in calendar app. It doesn't work as per iOS6. If you said it works for iOS7, please attach screenshot so it doesn't mislead the OP
ios6 worked.
ios7 also works. Quick test from my corporate Outlook, to my GMail, accepted from iOS7.
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I did long ago, but since had to warranty iPhone, so no devices on Goog ActiveSync.
outlook calender
hi Guys
add appointment via outlook to iphone
Cant use the cloud as my PC software is sooo old + PC same
i could do this on io6
what i did was put an appointment in outlook and invite via email (email address was on my iphone)
then open email with the attachment mime-attachments.ics and jobs a good one
now i do the same but wont open the attachement??
hi Guys
add appointment via outlook to iphone
Cant use the cloud as my PC software is sooo old + PC same
i could do this on io6
what i did was put an appointment in outlook and invite via email (email address was on my iphone)
then open email with the attachment mime-attachments.ics and jobs a good one
now i do the same but wont open the attachement??
I'm having similar issue. If you open your event to edit, there's an "invitees" line on the same edit screen where you would enter your other event details such as time, location etc. Tap that and it opens a new email prompting you to 'add invitees'. Only thing is, mine opens and let's me add from my contacts who I want to invite, but the mail message it opens give no detail of the event and no option to 'send'. Once I add the invitees, I hit a dead end - I can't figure out how to send it!
There is no send button. Once you have added the contacts you want, back out of edit and select done. Your contacts are auto notified.
thanks
Ok thanks - I was getting no confirmation or indication that the invite was mailing out, so I CC'd myself on the invite, and when I didn't receive the cc'd invitation in my mail inbox, I assumed it wasn't going out at all. What's actually happening, it appears, is that the iPhone won't let you cc yourself, or "invite" yourself, to your own event.
Ok thanks - I was getting no confirmation or indication that the invite was mailing out, so I CC'd myself on the invite, and when I didn't receive the cc'd invitation in my mail inbox, I assumed it wasn't going out at all. What's actually happening, it appears, is that the iPhone won't let you cc yourself, or "invite" yourself, to your own event.
iOS 7 calendar invite
Exactly so. Because, the email address you used to cc yourself on the invite, also happened to be associated with the contact entry selected as the owner of the phone. If you use a different personal email not associated with your iPhone owner contact entry in the address book, it would work.
Exactly so. Because, the email address you used to cc yourself on the invite, also happened to be associated with the contact entry selected as the owner of the phone. If you use a different personal email not associated with your iPhone owner contact entry in the address book, it would work.
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