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2011-03-11
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Ever since I reflashed my n900, the calendar uses the wrong default calendar. Besides the regular calendars, I have 2 calendars of my own. One for everything (synced with my google agenda) and one I from my sport fraternity (synced form their google agenda).
When I want to add a new event, as default it uses the one from my fraternity, not my own. Is there a way to change this?
When I want to add a new event, as default it uses the one from my fraternity, not my own. Is there a way to change this?
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2011-03-11
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Are you familiar with sqlite3?
If so you can take a quick look if your regular calendar has the right
calendar type:
open /home/user/.calendardb/calendar with sqlite and make this select:
select * from calendars;
The sixth column is the calendartype. My default calendar has the type 4.
nicolai
If so you can take a quick look if your regular calendar has the right
calendar type:
open /home/user/.calendardb/calendar with sqlite and make this select:
select * from calendars;
The sixth column is the calendartype. My default calendar has the type 4.
nicolai
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2011-03-11
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Originally Posted by nicolai
I am not, but I have just downloaded it. I have copied the calendardb from my device to my Windows desktop. Sqlite3 is also placed there. I just can't figure out yet how to open the file in Sqlite3.
Are you familiar with sqlite3?
If so you can take a quick look if your regular calendar has the right
calendar type:
open /home/user/.calendardb/calendar with sqlite and make this select:
select * from calendars;
The sixth column is the calendartype. My default calendar has the type 4.
nicolai
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2011-03-11
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sqlite3 is on your device as well.
Just enter this command in xterm:
sqlite3 /home/user/.calendar/calendardb "select * from calendars;"
nicolai
Just enter this command in xterm:
sqlite3 /home/user/.calendar/calendardb "select * from calendars;"
nicolai
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2011-03-11
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Originally Posted by nicolai
Aaah.. thanks! I think I know how I go from here!
sqlite3 is on your device as well.
Just enter this command in xterm:
sqlite3 /home/user/.calendar/calendardb "select * from calendars;"
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2011-03-11
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Originally Posted by nicolai
It is also possible to use dbBrowser from -devel to view the sqlite databases.
sqlite3 is on your device as well.
Just enter this command in xterm:
sqlite3 /home/user/.calendar/calendardb "select * from calendars;"
nicolai
Just out of curiosity: I was looking through the Components and ComponentDetails databases and noticed that ComponentDetails contains a column named Class that can have either a value public or private. These seem to be values that for example MS Outlook can use to decide how the entry in question is displayed in shared calender (calendar owner can see the contents of private entries, others only that the entry is "private appointment"). My question is: would there be any way to change some entries from public (I think N900 calendar makes all entries public by default) to private? This would make it easier to use a synced shared calendar.
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2011-03-28
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When there are two birthdays on the same day (tomorrow), it shows me that one of the persons it's birthday is today . . . bug?!
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2011-03-28
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Not sure this is you case, but there was a known problem with the calendar, not the widget, that created events wrongly with relation to the timezone where they were created. A problem mainly for travelers, but also for people changing between summer and winter time (I see it is your case as you are in Europe).
The workaround was to delete and recreate the problematic events.
HTH
The workaround was to delete and recreate the problematic events.
HTH
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2011-03-28
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When there are two birthdays on the same day (tomorrow), it shows me that one of the persons it's birthday is today . . . bug?!
EDIT: Tried, didn't work . . .
Originally Posted by systemcrash
Will try, let you know. Thanks in advance!
Not sure this is you case, but there was a known problem with the calendar, not the widget, that created events wrongly with relation to the timezone where they were created. A problem mainly for travelers, but also for people changing between summer and winter time (I see it is your case as you are in Europe).
The workaround was to delete and recreate the problematic events.
HTH
EDIT: Tried, didn't work . . .
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