Hello, when I create a new meeting, the ICS format received is not compatible with my Outlook client
is there something I can do to resolve this problem, this is the 2007 version of office.
It should be compatible.
Which version of Projector are you using ?
Which version of Projector are you using ?
the latest 4.2.0
it is working on my tablet I can accept or decline the new calendar entry.
it is working when I import the file manually, when I received as e-mail it is not importing
could be security of my outlook let me verify that..
Have you found the solution?
Got similar problem now with ProjeQtor 4.4.2 and Outlook 2013.
Manual import of .ics does not work either...
Google Calendar imports perfectly.
Hi,
Works fine for me With ProjeQtOr 4.4.2 and Outlook 2010.
On internet you can find similar issues :
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/office/forum/office_2013_release-outlook/ics-event-wont-open-or-save-to-calendar/cbd0d17c-cf22-44bb-8052-d4dbd58552b8
https://community.office365.com/en-us/f/158/t/162728.aspx
https://support.office.com/en-US/Article/Publishing-a-calendar-on-Office-com-will-no-longer-be-supported-23b709eb-75d6-4cc7-86d8-513ac717882d?ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US
Some fixed reinstalling Outlook 2013 (strange)
Notice that ics import in not avaiulable on Outlook webaccess
@JarejD : if you found a fix, please share !
Seems Outlook 2013 has a general .ics file opening problem...
Trick with dragging the attachment to calendar as described in above link works but it is pain the a...
Anyway, the general problem is that meeting requests coming out of my installation show following headers:
Content-Type: text/Calendar; name="MeetingName.ics" Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="MeetingName.ics"
Checked 4.4.2 code (/model/Meeting.php) and it does not add name or Content-Disposition header. There is "Content-Disposition:" occurence in projectorDojo.js script but the code is obfuscated so I can't say whether the problem starts in the code.
If you are able to verify if mail header is modified in the code that would either let the problem be solved by modifying the code or direct search efforts to mail server.
I tested that Outlook recognizes email meeting requests correctly provided following conditions:
1. VCALENDAR is in the email body - condition ok for v 4.4.2
2. email header contains:
Content-Type: text/calendar; method=REQUEST
3. No Content-Disposition is in the email header. Otherwise it will be completely normal for mail client to treat the meeting request as a file attachment for saving, instead of processing as Outlook does.