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Remove alarm for a calendar

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tobiaskaminsky last edited by rfc2822

Hello,
I have a calendar which is shared by my wife.
She puts a lot of events with alarms/notifications in it.
It would be cool if davdroid allows to enable/disable alarms on each calendar.

I know that this could also be part of the server or even the calendar app on android, but as an user might use different server or apps, davdroid is the one single point which is used for all.

Thank you for your great software!
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You know that you can lookup the url of a ressource by opening the 3-dots menu behind e.g. a calendar and choosing properties? That’s not exactly what you asking for but a workaround. I would assume that the base url is usually the part in front of the user name.
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Remove alarm for a calendar

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