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Thanks! Works like a charm in iCal too 
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Awesome! That's just what I always wanted.
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Thank you so much for a such a convenient calendar!
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Thank you Finally a working calendar again.
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I just finished some updates to it. The system now imports event descriptions and does a better job keeping track of event durations. Right now, the durations are only down to the hour, but I'm going to try and find ways to improve that. The main issues that I need to overcome involve recognizing unchanged events.
As it stands right now, I'm just hitting the Google API way too hard and run close to going over the 10k/day limit. If I can increase efficiency on the system, I can look into increasing the granularity of event durations down to maybe 30 minutes or even 15 minutes, since the granularity is inversely proportional to how much I use the Google API.
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This is pretty neat. I keep trying to get myself to integrate google calendar more closely with my schedule, but I'm very very lazy in that regard and it doesn't stick very long. If I do start using it more next semester I'm definitely going to use this.
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Thanks for making this, really is awesome. This may be a stupid question, but any easy way to have the xml feed of the calendar converted to EST easily? I looked through calendar settings but couldn't change anything obviously.
Edit: It changes timezones on my phone quite easily, but on my Rainmeter desktop it doesn't. If you have any ideas I'd be greatly appreciative.
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On January 03 2012 08:54 amt8 wrote:
Thanks for making this, really is awesome. This may be a stupid question, but any easy way to have the xml feed of the calendar converted to EST easily? I looked through calendar settings but couldn't change anything obviously.
Edit: It changes timezones on my phone quite easily, but on my Rainmeter desktop it doesn't. If you have any ideas I'd be greatly appreciative.
I'm really not sure. When I input the time through the API, I input it as UTC. The calendar is set to PST, but it should auto convert to whatever timezone you are in. This might be an issue with Rainmeter not properly converting the timezones. I've never used Rainmeter, though, so I can't say for sure.
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Thank you for this! I love having SC events automatically added into my phone calendar! This is great, and keep up with the project please!
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Thanks for recreating this.
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Nice! I'm just curious, is this data public? Can we use it on our sites or stuff like that?
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Since I use google calendar, i'm interested in it, is there a way to customize more the calendar of tl on it? Because there are so many events and a lot don't interest me at all
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On January 14 2012 08:18 niuage wrote:
Nice! I'm just curious, is this data public? Can we use it on our sites or stuff like that?
I'm not in a position to answer that. This isn't even my data and if a representative of the site told me to not import it into Google, I would have to stop immediately. But considering the original project's OP made mention of mods helping set it up, I assumed it would be okay to continue on with that project. But using this data for anything but purely personal use is something you'd have to ask a site admin about.
On January 15 2012 04:57 Cosmos wrote:Since I use google calendar, i'm interested in it, is there a way to customize more the calendar of tl on it? Because there are so many events and a lot don't interest me at all
Not really. You could just periodically check the calendar link I posted in the OP and manually add interesting events to your calendar, but there is no data that could really be used to differentiate items to allow sorting and filtering.
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It's only showing up until February for me, isn't it supposed to automatically add events?
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On February 01 2012 14:54 Nan wrote:
It's only showing up until February for me, isn't it supposed to automatically add events?
It does, but it behaves oddly at the end of the month since it only scans the current month. I plan to fix it eventually so it looks at the next month as it draws nearer.
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Awesome, yea it's working great for me. I love this so much, thanks to all involved!
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HOLY CRAP ITS FULL! I mean information is good and all but, it would be good to filter by certain events. Maybe difference calendars for certain events.
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This is brilliant! Very useful.
Could you share the source? I'm curious to see how you made this.
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Does this stopped working for anyone else? It doesn't sync with the newer events for me...
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On July 01 2013 11:04 greentft wrote:
Does this stopped working for anyone else? It doesn't sync with the newer events for me...
Me neither. It just says "unknown" for each entry.
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+1, they all show up as events but only display "unknown". Happened some time last week.
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I know this is old, but does anyone have plans to update this so it works correctly? It appears to have stopped working on Oct 14th, 2014. If there are no plans to get this working again, does anyone know of a good way to export the TeamLiquid events into google calendar?
Thanks!
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does anyone know of a good way to export the TeamLiquid events into google calendar?
I use to copy the calendar.xml file and then convert it to ics to upload to google or windows live calendar, but its tedious. What made me stop was that the events are posted ad hoc as the month progresses, so you'd have to keep downloading the current xml file every couple days to upload the changes to google calendar etc. I wish someone would revive the teamliquid google calendar, or give the instructions how to tap into the live feed from the site for updates.
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or a filter of some kind that you could choose...
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EPT
