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Google Ical Subscriptions: Exclude Start Date

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teriaross	Posted: Oct 18, 2011 Score: 0 I am trying to figure out how to exclude the field "Start Date" from syncing with the Google calendar. I only want to see this information in Toodledo Tasks, not on a calendar. Per the information at http://www.toodledo.com/tools/sync_ical.php, Toodledo supports four different subscription formats, non of which will specifically exclude start dates from syncing. Has anyone else tried to do this or have a suggestion on a way to work around it without simply adding the start date to the text field instead of the calendar?
Folke X	Posted: Oct 19, 2011 Score: 0 So how do you want the to appear in GCal? As all-day tasks? Anyway, I have tried some before. (search gcal start date) Posted by Folke X: Here are the results: Task 1: Start 2 pm, Due 4 pm shows in GCal as an event 2 pm - 4 pm Task 2: Due 2 pm, Length 2 hrs shows in GCal as an event 12 pm - 2 pm Task 3: Start 2 pm, Length 2 hrs shows in GCal as an event 2 pm - 4 pm For the tasks using due date/time I used the default setting "due by" (there are three other optional settings available) I also have some tasks of my own that are encoded as due at 11 pm (nothing else; no start; no length). These show in GCal as events 11 pm - 11 pm in the numerical event info, but as a half hour block in the visual "day" diagram. Notice the last section above! This message was edited Oct 19, 2011.

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teriaross

Posted: Oct 18, 2011

Score: 0

I am trying to figure out how to exclude the field "Start Date" from syncing with the Google calendar. I only want to see this information in Toodledo Tasks, not on a calendar.

Per the information at http://www.toodledo.com/tools/sync_ical.php, Toodledo supports four different subscription formats, non of which will specifically exclude start dates from syncing. Has anyone else tried to do this or have a suggestion on a way to work around it without simply adding the start date to the text field instead of the calendar?

Folke X

Posted: Oct 19, 2011

Score: 0

So how do you want the to appear in GCal? As all-day tasks?

Anyway, I have tried some before. (search gcal start date)

Posted by Folke X:

Here are the results:

Task 1: Start 2 pm, Due 4 pm
shows in GCal as an event 2 pm - 4 pm

Task 2: Due 2 pm, Length 2 hrs
shows in GCal as an event 12 pm - 2 pm

Task 3: Start 2 pm, Length 2 hrs
shows in GCal as an event 2 pm - 4 pm

For the tasks using due date/time I used the default setting "due by" (there are three other optional settings available)

I also have some tasks of my own that are encoded as due at 11 pm (nothing else; no start; no length). These show in GCal as events 11 pm - 11 pm in the numerical event info, but as a half hour block in the visual "day" diagram.

Notice the last section above!

This message was edited Oct 19, 2011.

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