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Response.Write("BEGIN:VCALENDAR") & vbCrLf
Response.Write("VERSION:2.0") & vbCrLf
Response.Write("PRODID:-//My Calendar//My Calendar//EN") & vbCrLf
Response.Write("X-PUBLISHED-TTL
T120M") & vbCrLf
You need to add the the line "Response.Write("X-PUBLISHED-TTLT120M") & vbCrLf" when your outputting your iCal file for your iCal Outlook feed. I am using an ASP file. This time corresponds to 2 hours and shows up correctly in Outlook 2007.
Response.Write("VERSION:2.0") & vbCrLf
Response.Write("PRODID:-//My Calendar//My Calendar//EN") & vbCrLf
Response.Write("X-PUBLISHED-TTL
T120M") & vbCrLfYou need to add the the line "Response.Write("X-PUBLISHED-TTL
T120M") & vbCrLf" when your outputting your iCal file for your iCal Outlook feed. I am using an ASP file. This time corresponds to 2 hours and shows up correctly in Outlook 2007.Ok i'm using outlook 2007 with a ical feed from a different system
(works well) but it seem to keep updating every minute when the send/
recieve group runs which is good but bad as it needs to be upto date
buy not that upto date.
What can I add to the ical file to limit the refresh rate to something
more sensible as outlook mentions it won't update more often then the
publisher suggests but I cannot find out how I as the provider of the
ical i can suggest one.
What's the syntax for specifying update limits in an iCalendar file? I
couldn't find any mention of it in the RFC.
On Friday, May 25, 2007 7:56 AM jsntu wrote:
That does work but i was hoping to make use of the TTL type attribute
For RSS feeds outlook seems to respect the <ttl>15</ttl> but i cannot
find what attrribute outlook 2007 expects for ical files
i've tried
TTL:15
X-TTL: 15
X-PUBLISHED-TTL
but that part of the import screen continues to say: "Update limit >
current provider limit: Not Published"
On May 24, 12:41 pm, "Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]"
<[email protected]> wrote: