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An error occurred while saving the comment The synchronization interval that you can configure under "Settings > Accounts" is also used for the tasks. However currently Google has a problem that causes task lists to not be marked correctly as modified ( https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/136123247 ). So CalenGoo sometimes cannot see that something has changed. I hope Google will fix it soon.
If you have that problem you can install the beta version of CalenGoo and select "Sync" from the menu to run a manual sync. When syncing manually the beta version will sync all task lists. That means even if Google forgot to mark them as changed they will be synced. You can install the beta version this way:
1. Open https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.calengoo.android and become a "Tester".
2. The "Play Store" app should now show a new available update. Install it.
3. If you like you can open https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.calengoo.android again and stop being a "Tester" to only get official updates again. You can find further information about using the beta version here: http://android.calengoo.com/pagedoc/pageinstallation/styled/beta.html
Please don't hesitate to contact me again if you have further questions!
Kind regards
Dominique Gunia
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An error occurred while saving the comment As an alternative you could maybe just save the floating events into a separate calendar ( http://android.calengoo.com/pagedoc/pageinstallation/pagecalendars/pagecalendars.html ) and then use the "calendar selection bar" to filter out these events: http://android.calengoo.com/pagedoc/pageinstallation/pagecalendars/styled/pagecalendarbar.html
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25 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment It is still exclusive, Google does not allow other apps to access the Google Reminders yet. You can use Google Tasks instead, which can be synced with CalenGoo.
An error occurred while saving the comment No, I cannot join together any ideas on this platform. But I have started to use another platform that allows me to join ideas if necessary. So if you like you can also vote for this idea here: https://calengoo.de/features/#/feature/calengooandroid/85
An error occurred while saving the comment Thank you for this suggestion! Unfortunately Google does not provide a way to access these reminders yet. Together with more than 400 other users/developers I am waiting for an API to access the reminders here:
https://code.google.com/p/google-apps-script-issues/issues/detail?id=3477
When Google provides such an API I will certainly try to integrate it into CalenGoo as soon as possible!
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An error occurred while saving the comment I forgot to mention it can certainly also sync tasks. It can sync tasks with Google Tasks, Microsoft Exchange and CalDAV on Windows and macOS. Additionally it can sync with macOS reminders on macOS.
An error occurred while saving the comment You can download the current beta version of CalenGoo for Windows and macOS here: https://www.calengoo.com/desktop
It can sync with Google Calendar, Google Contacts, GMail, Microsoft Exchange, CalDAV, CardDAV, IMAP and POP3. It is mostly finished and should work fine. It has a modular layout so that you can rearrange its panes as you like.
An error occurred while saving the comment A beta version of the PC and Mac versions of CalenGoo will probably be finished soon. I will post a comment with a link here when it is available for download. A few users are already testing the current "pre-beta" version. Thank you for your interest! :-)
An error occurred while saving the comment Hello Anonymous, the public beta is not finished yet but several people are testing a "pre-beta" version. The public beta will be finished when all functions are implemented and work fine. The pre-beta already seems to work fine but a few functions are still missing. I will try to finish the public beta as soon as possible. If you would like to use the "pre-beta" version until then I can send you a link.
An error occurred while saving the comment Alex Leno, I had sent you download instructions 12 days ago (to your hotmail account). I will send you another email to your gmail account.
An error occurred while saving the comment Hi! Thank you for your interest! :-) A few users are already testing a "pre beta" version. However some functions are still missing and will be added in the next weeks. Afterward a public beta version will be released and when it works fine the final version will be released. So it is planned to make a public beta version available in a few weeks.
An error occurred while saving the comment @Dawn Unfortunately the beta version of CalenGoo for Windows is not finished yet but I hope it will be finished very soon. I will contact you when it is available for download. And I will certainly post it here when the final version is finished.
An error occurred while saving the comment Thank you for your interest in a desktop version of CalenGoo! The development of the desktop version has made some significant progress recently. It still isn't finished but if everything goes well, a beta version should become available in the next few months.
An error occurred while saving the comment @Shailen Sobhee: I will certainly also continue to work on the Android version. But I will develop the Mac version simultaneously.
An error occurred while saving the comment @Anonymous: I am sorry, how do you mean that? On your Mac you can use iCal or the Google Calendar website ( http://calendar.google.com ) to access the calendar that CalenGoo syncs with. So on your phone you can use CalenGoo and on your Mac you can use iCal or the website.
Which additional functions do you need? Why did you "waste time and money"? I will try to contact you directly to see what you would like to have. Maybe I can help you to find a solution that you can use until the Mac version is available.
An error occurred while saving the comment I have started to work on a Mac version, to begin with. When the Mac version is finished (I hope in a few months), then I will work on other versions. The Mac version will probably be different from the phone version because programs are used differently on a desktop and the screen is larger. But it will support the same features that the phone version has. Maybe not all from the beginning but then they will be added over time. Thank you for your patience! I will try to focus more on the desktop versions now.
An error occurred while saving the comment Hi! I am sorry that there isn't a desktop version yet! CalenGoo can sync with Google Calendar. So if you just need a desktop client, you can use a calendar program that syncs with Google Calendar like Mozilla Lightning, Outlook (via GSyncIt) or iCal, please see here: http://android.calengoo.com/pagedoc/pageadvanced/pagecomputerical/pagecomputerical.html.
But as far as I understand the suggestions here, these programs do not have certain functions and configuration options that CalenGoo has. I will try to create a desktop version of CalenGoo in the future and I already started working on it a while ago, but it hasn't been finished yet.An error occurred while saving the comment @Michael Brewer: The Google Calendar website and Google Tasks cannot be used without an Internet connection (only read-only but you cannot make any changes). Additionally Google Calendar lacks certain features that CalenGoo has like floating events, templates, special kinds of calendar views and many customization options.
I am sure that all people who voted for this idea know the Google Calendar website and will have their reasons why they want a desktop version of CalenGoo instead (or in addition).
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An error occurred while saving the comment Is it maybe because "Settings > Display and Use > Edit view > Open the event's date in calendar view after saving" is turned on?
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A print function has been added with version 1.0.91 under “Settings”, “Print”. It can print the day, month, agenda and landscape day view into a PDF file. The file can then be sent to a printer or e.g. to an email address. Please write in the comments here if anything doesn’t work as expected or is missing. Thank you very much!
An error occurred while saving the comment You can already print single events by selecting "Print" in the menu of the detail view.
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An error occurred while saving the comment So far no one has asked for a function to print the year view. I will send you an email.
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An error occurred while saving the comment A workaround until this has been implemented might be to use "completable events", which can be displayed with a strikethrough font:
http://android.calengoo.com/pagedoc/pageadvanced/pagecompletable/pagecompletable.html
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An error occurred while saving the comment Google Tasks does not support attachments. So the only option would be to upload the file to Google Drive and save a link to the file in the notes of the task. I will try to add this in the future.
Another option is to set "Settings > Display and Use > Edit view > Attachments > Storage location" to "Copy". Then CalenGoo creates a copy of the attachment in is own directory. This can be necessary if CalenGoo gets only a temporary access to the original file. Additionally it would allow you to delete the original file. However the disadvantage is that changes in the original file are not reflected in the event/task.
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An error occurred while saving the comment @Anonymous: The first day of the week can be configured under "Settings > First day of week". Please don't hesitate to contact me again if you have further questions!
An error occurred while saving the comment @tompec: Great, thank you very much! :-) And if you have any problems or questions please send an email to android@calengoo.com
An error occurred while saving the comment @tompec: Yes, under "Settings", "Display and Use", "General", "Weekend days" you can choose your weekend days, e.g. Friday and Saturday. And you can choose any day as first day of the week.
An error occurred while saving the comment But the weekend days already have a different background color?
An error occurred while saving the comment Top to bottom is already possible, just turn "Settings", "Display and Use", "Week view", "Order days column-wise" on (which should be turned on by default).
An error occurred while saving the comment Normally it uses the device's configuration to determine if the country's default first day of the week is Sunday or Monday. It uses it in the month view and the landscape day/week view. However it does not use it in the portrait week view. Do you mean the portrait week view or doesn't it work in another view in your case?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Yes, I am currently working on a Mac version. You can vote for it here
or here
https://calengoo.de/features/feature/calengooandroid/69
I will send you an email with further information.
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An error occurred while saving the comment @Laurent: No, as far as I know the Gmail app has no interface that would allow other apps to access the data. Unfortunately Android has only a central interface for calendars (the "Calendar storage", https://developer.android.com/reference/android/provider/CalendarContract.html ) but no interface for tasks. :-(
An error occurred while saving the comment You can already use CalenGoo with Exchange events (i.e. that's why this suggestion here is only about tasks): Just sync the Android calendar with Exchange ( http://android.calengoo.com/pagedoc/pageinstallation/pageexchange/pageexchange.html ) and turn "Settings > Accounts > Android" in CalenGoo on.
An error occurred while saving the comment A few days ago I examined the mentioned Microsoft library further and found that it doesn't support syncing tasks yet, but Microsoft marked it as "Under investigation" past July:
So I hope they will add support for syncing tasks soon.
An error occurred while saving the comment @Michael Kaufman: No, I am sorry, there has been no progress yet. However Microsoft released a library in the meantime that should make it easier to implement it so I hope I will be able to add it in the near future.
An error occurred while saving the comment I am sorry, I don't have an estimate for the CalDAV implementation yet. I will certainly try to implement it as soon as possible, I hope in the next 3-4 months.
An error occurred while saving the comment Yes, a CalDAV sync is planned and is much better documented and easier to implement than ActiveSync. :-)
An error occurred while saving the comment > I see. But I am also confused: it would be interesting to know, who
> actually has to pay this fee: the phone's manufacture, the authors
> of Android, the authors of programs that use this protocol, or the
> user who actually connects to a MS Exchange Server.As far as I know Google (author of Android) already has licensed ActiveSync from Microsoft. I think I remember having heard that they have to pay something for every sold Android device. So that's why Android can sync via ActiveSync. However I think apps like CalenGoo need a separate license agreement with Microsoft. And it seems as if every license agreement is an individual agreement. I really never saw another protocol (which is just a description how to exchange data with a server) that needs a paid license to be used. I mean, imaging one would have to pay for typing phone numbers into a phone (because that's a protocol for telling the phone system with which person you want to be connected). :-) However ActiveSync is certainly much more complex.
> And what happens, if the user just uses the protocol to connect to an
> alternative server that provides exchange capabilities? There are even
> OpenSource projects that provide this, eg "tine20". Do I have to pay
> because I connect to their server?I am not sure and may be wrong. But it seems that using the "ActiveSync" protocol requires a license, regardless if there is a Microsoft Exchange server on the other end or not. If it would be limited to Microsoft Exchange servers then one could say, that one already paid Microsoft for syncing with the server when one bought the Microsoft Exchange software.
According to the description here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4714264/activesync-licensing
One has to pay for every client. The PDF file that is mentioned there cannot be downloaded any more, but I still have a copy of it. It shows that the price for a "client" was even more expensive than the price for a "device". And one had to pay Microsoft a certain amount of money in advance. So I think using a different Microsoft Exchange protocol than ActiveSync will be easier.
An error occurred while saving the comment @Anonymous: Yes, that would be the solution this "idea" here is about. One of the reasons why it isn't implemented yet is that Microsoft just doesn't provide a simple API or protocol to access the tasks. Exchange offers ActiveSync and also one or more other protocols but none of these protocols is so well documented and easy to use as e.g. Google Tasks. So it just takes a lot of time to implement it and when using ActiveSync one even has to pay Microsoft license fees for every client that connects via this protocol. So I think the best way will be to use one of these other protocols that do not require paying additional fees to Microsoft but as I said, they are also not easy to implement so it will take some time. I don't know when it will be implemented and finished yet, sorry!
An error occurred while saving the comment @Anonymous: Android OS still does not support syncing tasks, i.e. there is only an Android calendar service that can be accessed by apps like CalenGoo, but there is no such service for tasks. The Samsung S-Planner app that you mentioned uses Samsung specific functions that are not part of normal Android OS devices and as far as I know Samsung's solution is a "closed" solution, i.e. only Samsung's own apps can access the tasks, not other apps like CalenGoo.
An error occurred while saving the comment @Martin Ruthenberg: I don't know if Microsoft Exchange servers also allow to sync tasks via CalDAV. Additionally CalDAV-Sync states on its FAQ website ( http://dmfs.org/wiki/index.php?title=CalDAV-Sync_FAQ ) "Unfortunately, Android does not support tasks natively.". It means that in opposite to calendars, tasks cannot be exchanged between apps using a standard protocol. Android can by default only sync/share calendars and events between apps, but not tasks.
An error occurred while saving the comment @matt_jackson: Ok, thank you for your impression and thoughts about GSyncIt! So I will keep this idea open and will examine how to implement it in the future. I know that it would be a good addition and a direct sync of events with Exchange would be good, too. However this certainly isn't something that can be added in a day or two so it will take some time.
An error occurred while saving the comment You could use GSyncIt to sync your Outlook tasks with Google Tasks: http://www.daveswebsite.com/software/gsync/
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An error occurred while saving the comment Hi! This platform is for suggesting new features, now for support requests. Please just send an email to android@calengoo.com if you have any questions. I will send you an email now.
Kind regards
Dominique Gunia
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An error occurred while saving the comment Thank you for your suggestion! What exactly doesn't work in the month view? The S-Pen just works like touching the screen so it should work in the month view as in any other view. Which problem do you have? If you have any problems please contact android@calengoo.com . Thank you very much!
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Make the optional icon for free events appear on the right-hand side together with the standard ones
0 votesAn error occurred while saving the comment You are right, it should be one of the status icons. Do you have a suggestion how an icon for a free event should look like?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Great, thank you very much!! :-)
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An error occurred while saving the comment If the multiple day events belong to other calendars, you can use the calendar selection bar to temporarily hide them: http://android.calengoo.com/pagedoc/pageinstallation/pagecalendars/styled/pagecalendarbar.html
But you are right, an option to first display single events would probably be the better solution, even if it breaks the banners of longer events. However what does that mean for timed events? Would you just like to have single all-day events above multi-day all-day events? Or would you also like to have the timed events above the multi-day events?
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I have implemented it now for the next beta version and then later for the next official update.
An error occurred while saving the comment No, unfortunately pull to sync cannot be added in all views. E.g. in the vertically scrollable month view and the agenda view the vertical scrolling is already used. And I think it also doesn't make much sense in the day view, because then you would first have to scroll to the beginning of the day. But maybe it can be added to the detail view to refresh a single event.
An error occurred while saving the comment Oh, I understand. You are right, that's not possible yet. I will try to add it in the future!
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An error occurred while saving the comment Thank you for your suggestion! If the tab bar and the title bar are hidden, how would you like to get them back so that you can switch to a different view or open the menu? Maybe using a swipe gesture?
Hallo,
das kann ich leider nicht nachvollziehen. Ist das vielleicht eine Modifikation Ihres Handyherstellers? Ich habe ein Google Pixel 2 XL mit Android 10 und da geht man nicht mit einem horizontalen swipen einen Schritt zurück. Es hat sich im Vergleich zu vorherigen Android Versionen da nichts geändert. Was für ein Handy verwenden Sie? Lässt sich diese Funktion abschalten, ggf. auch nur für einzelne Apps?
Viele Grüße
Dominique Gunia