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Problem with an iCalendar Feed

Hi, I'm outputting my iCalendar feed via PHP and it seems to work fine validation wise and when importing into iCal on the mac and windows calendar on vista however Google calendar throws it out completely...

www.wheresthegeeks.co.uk/calendar/ical

can anyone have a gander and give me some suggestion to see whats wrong?

thanks a lot

Dom

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I put it into a calendar validation script and that says no problem. It initially failed when I put the same URL into Gcal, but then when I also added the leading 'http://', it was fine. It looks like Google Calendar requires the full schema-specified URL.

Alister Bulman  2009-07-16 17:45:11
I've tried it with http://www and without the www but all I get is We "could not parse the calendar at the URL requested" thanks though
Dom Hodgson  2009-07-16 22:10:54

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