Comments on: How to publish a Google Calendar of events to a web page

By: faraimpresii

faraimpresii — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 13:44:47 +0000

Hair loss or Alopecia is a problem most of us are facing on a daily basis. Some studies say that men tend to "get" balder faster or that stress contributes to this problem or plainly we're just born with it - carried by genes that is. Nevertheless when it comes to hairloss or caderea parului we have to agree that women suffer the most and spend up a fortune to get rid of this problem. The thing is most products aren't even half good as they are marketed so what's a woman to do ? I think that natural remedies (using eggs and aloe vera) can help your hairloss problem but if people don't start eating and living healthy there's no stop to this issue.

By: rakip

rakip — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 20:13:29 +0000

i want to public my sit to google free

By: jordan

jordan — Thu, 28 May 2009 19:44:28 +0000

How did you fix this once Google bought Feedburner and did away with the Event Feed? It's driving me insane. Thanks for the video… an update on how you got this to work on your site so smoothly would save me some hair loss.

Jordan

By: Uri Grinwald

Uri Grinwald — Wed, 28 Jan 2009 03:00:31 +0000

Hey John.

I used your great advice and technique to create exactly as you set out in your own site. An events calendar list that was being fed from Google calendar. You can view the list here.
http://www.dccentres.ca/HTML/index.htm

One small set back I experienced and have not found any solution to is the event details page that you get to when clicking through on an event title. Despite properly configuring time zones in both calendar locations to Toronto EST, the default time zone is incorrect (5 hours ahead) unless logged in.

Have you experienced or heard anything like this? Google groups has a few other people with similar problem but no solutions on offer as of yet.

By: John Ainsworth

John Ainsworth — Mon, 28 Jan 2008 16:55:53 +0000

Thanks for this John. I’ve used this tip to make an RSS feed of a calendar someone else in the country runs (with their permission) and pass on the RSS details through my blog. All very neat.

http://sportengland.typepad.com/promotingsport/2008/01/how-to-publish.html

By: Paul

Paul — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 23:19:45 +0000

I used your instructions on my blog for a while and really liked the way it worked. Today I added a whole lot of information to my Google calendar and the feed changed from showing the next few events to showing the last events entered. That just didn't work. Google Calendar has new options next to the 'Embed This Calendar' dialogue. Using that, I was able to create an HTML feed for the agenda of my calendar that is very customizeable. Now instead of a list of 5 or 6 events, my users can scroll through the whole calendar as well as subscribe to the calendar if they use GCal. Check out my agenda in the right hand column of my blog, RehabHacker.com

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By: Ric Hansen

Ric Hansen — Sun, 13 Jan 2008 15:47:37 +0000

Wow. this is good stuff. We put current events on our Promotional parties web site currently, but through an old-school method that is time consuming and cumbersome. This is so easy, it’s perfect. Now if I can figure out the easy process to get it on the site I’ll be thrilled. Stay tuned.