Yes, but the button is is appealing too. On https://icsdroid.bitfire.at/ the “Get it on Google Play” looks a bit lonely on the large gray square. On https://icsdroid.bitfire.at/download/ it is so far “below the fold” and in a different layout that I didn’t notice it. Hence that these buttons, with the same styling, give users of all stores in one quick look all they need to know on what stores this app is available. Understandable that you want a disclaimer since it is a build you don’t do yourself. However, it is a build that is monitored very strictly and openly, so I think you can list it proudly.
"Couldn't parse iCalendar object" error message
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Dear Team,
I do know that this is a bug from Apple. But unfortunately, I cannot resolve it by emailing them or whatever (it was not my decision to go with a big SV company).Upon parsing the next line of X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION
Error:
Error at line 3,736: Expected [61], read [58]
i.e at
“t\n10116 Offenbach am Main”Somehow thunderbird display this event properly (but my thunderbird is read-only).
Inside apple-calendar (both desktop app and WWW) this event does NOT exist. Otherwise I would delete it.
Is there any workaround (other than me deleting this calendar)?
Thanks for supporting open source!BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20171127T153000 UID:73BGAFCB-E708-4720-97EB-E85D715E16CD DTSTAMP:20171031T140858Z LOCATION:Goethe Str. 9\; Wis\n10116 Offenbach am Main | GERMA NY URL;VALUE=URI:message:%3C11bf01b45177$8b533300$a1f98800$@am.uni-mainz .de%3E SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Hochschullehrer-Treffen DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20171127T140000 CREATED:20171031T140815Z X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION;VALUE=URI;X-TITLE=Max-von-Laue-Str. 9; Dekana t\n10116 Offenbach am Main | GERMANY:geo:50.373850,8.478694 END:VEVENT -
@Herman-Cox said in "Couldn't parse iCalendar object" error message:
Hochschullehrer-Treffen
If thunderbird displays the above event try to delete that event there and trigger a sync. Otherwise - if you don’t have real access to your data on a file basis - you can export the calendar into a file, delete that event manually in a text editor and import the data again ino a new calendar.
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Hm, I guess the problem is the unescaped
;in theX-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATIONline. I don’t think there is an easy way to work around that. Creating a new calendar without that event like suggested by @devvv4ever is probably the best solution.