Hi!

The "Subscribe to Remote Calendar" should have and option that says 
"Read-only Calendar" to prevent users from (accidentally?) adding events 
to remote calendars that they don't have any PUT-priviliges to. The 
current implementation lets the user do that, and then at the next 
refresh, the events are deleted without any error-messages or warnings. 
This behaviour could have nasty consequences if the user really meant to 
put the event in a local calendar, but accidentally put it in the wrong 
calendar.

But, as I keep saying, your program is super, and please take my 
constant nagging for what it is meant to be: Constructive feedback to 
make it even more useful than it already is!
Keep up the good work, guys!
/Joel Hedlund

Joel Hedlund wrote:
> Hi!
> 
> The "Subscribe to Remote Calendar" should have and option that says
> "Read-only Calendar" to prevent users from (accidentally?) adding events
> to remote calendars that they don't have any PUT-priviliges to. The
> current implementation lets the user do that, and then at the next
> refresh, the events are deleted without any error-messages or warnings.
> This behaviour could have nasty consequences if the user really meant to
> put the event in a local calendar, but accidentally put it in the wrong
> calendar.


I myself don't use webdav for the calendar but I think this is an
essential feature and you should file it in bugzilla (if it's not there
already).

-- 
/Martin Bagge
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Martin Bagge / brother wrote:
> Joel Hedlund wrote:
> 
>>Hi!
>>
>>The "Subscribe to Remote Calendar" should have and option that says
>>"Read-only Calendar" to prevent users from (accidentally?) adding events
>>to remote calendars that they don't have any PUT-priviliges to. The
>>current implementation lets the user do that, and then at the next
>>refresh, the events are deleted without any error-messages or warnings.
>>This behaviour could have nasty consequences if the user really meant to
>>put the event in a local calendar, but accidentally put it in the wrong
>>calendar.
> 
> 
> 
> I myself don't use webdav for the calendar but I think this is an
> essential feature and you should file it in bugzilla (if it's not there
> already).
> 

I just did, now that I've found out how to :-)
I also won't spam this newsgroup with this kind of messages from now on. 
Promise!

Joel Hedlund wrote:
> 
> 
> I just did, now that I've found out how to :-)
> I also won't spam this newsgroup with this kind of messages from now on. 
> Promise!

Joel,
    Don't worry too much about descussions on this newsgroup about new 
features, if it is a bug no doubt bugzilla is great.  If it is a new 
feature, or even close to it, sometimes this is good for descussion anyway.

    Though 99% of new feature requests [should] end up on bugzilla anyway.

~Justin Wood