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Upload a calendar of events into Spongecell from outlook, google calendar or iCal..
Easily publish your personal calendar of events to Spongecell.
1. In your preferred personal calendar (Outlook, Google or iCal), save your events as a
.CSV file (iCal, simply go to File?Export).
2. Create a new calendar in Spongecell Promote.
3. Next, go to the second bullet “ Import Events from a CSV or iCal file”.
4. Here, follow the 3 quick steps: locate your CSV file, upload to your preferred
calendar, and finally click “Import Events”.
5. Select the events you wish to add, and click add all valid events.
7. Now, your personal calendar of events is on Spongecell, and ready to share with the
the world!
1. In your preferred personal calendar (Outlook, Google or iCal), save your events as a
.CSV file (iCal, simply go to File?Export).
2. Create a new calendar in Spongecell Promote.
3. Next, go to the second bullet “ Import Events from a CSV or iCal file”.
4. Here, follow the 3 quick steps: locate your CSV file, upload to your preferred
calendar, and finally click “Import Events”.
5. Select the events you wish to add, and click add all valid events.
7. Now, your personal calendar of events is on Spongecell, and ready to share with the
the world!
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Inappropriate?Could you do this in reverse? I.e., if the master calendar "lives" online with Spongecell but you need be able to access the info through Outlook? I work for a church right now our parish administrator has to enter everything twice - once in the master calendar on her computer and once on our online calendar (currently through Google). I'm thinking with Spongecell we could integrate event registration and payment and RSVPs right in with our master calendar - the only thing we'd need to be able to do is print a hard-copy, grid version of the calendar for our monthly newsletter. Ideas? Tips? (I'm brand-new to Spongecell so still learning..)
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Inappropriate?Yes, I agree. I want to be able to:
- import my spongecell events into my iCal realtime.
- realtime edit the spongecell calendar from a master calendar like google.
Lovely product by the way!
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Inappropriate?There are two options to get event data into calendar email applications like Outlook/iCal:
1. RSS Feed
a. Pro: Always Updating
b. Con: Not in calendar format
2. iCal
a. Pro: In calendar format
b. Con: Not always updated
Right now the only way to get an RSS Feed or iCal download is from the widgets (the link in the boxed calendar widget).
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Inappropriate?Thanks for your help!
Do you know whether spongecell is planning to build in a realtime option for getting your calendar into ical? as a read-only subscription I mean... This option means you have to download a new ics file everytime you make a change...
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