Hm, I guess the problem is the unescaped ; in the X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION line. 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.
Couldn't parse calendar resource
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I get an error when trying to import this .ics file either directly from the website or as a local file. I continuously get a ‘Couldn’t parse calendar resource’ error.
If you could help me out I would very much appreciate it!
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Hello,
The
DTSTAMPproperty MUST be specified in the UTC time format. Please fix your DTSTAMP properties.However, ical4android (ICSdroid) should be more resilient. I’ll think about adding a work-around for this in the next release.
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Thanks for the response. I played around with the file a little bit and got it to work. Unfortunately all the .ics files that my school publishes have the same issue. Hopefully they can fix something.
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I had the same problem with https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PanderMusubi/dutch-holidays/master/DutchHolidays.ics but also after adding DTSTAMP. Do I need to add more?
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@Pander said:
I had the same problem with https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PanderMusubi/dutch-holidays/master/DutchHolidays.ics but also after adding DTSTAMP. Do I need to add more?
Your DTEND is not correct: validation results. Also, you should use
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Thanks, also for the url to the validator. All is fixed now in my calendar and I can use the app.