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Comment	>> Okay. The fact is that unless we simply switch them off, users are > >> going to use invitations in a shared calendaring environment, so I > >> think we ought to make this smoother. Saying it's a user education > >> issue is fair, but I think the software needs to do some of that > >> education; this is a pretty unintuitive error to push off on admins. > >> > >> So: stepping back a bit, I think we should detect whether the event > >> is already on a calendar that the user has access to. We should also > >> check the permissions the user has to the event. That way we can > >> offer a list of context-specific actions that we know should be > >> possible: > >> > >> - add this to my calendar (it's not there already) > >> - update this on my calendar (it's there on a calendar i own) > >> - create a copy on my calendar (i can see it on someone's calendar, > >> but not write to it) > >> - etc. > > > > Another way around could be (and I don't know if it is the right way to go) : > > - if a user owns (or has access to) more than one calendar, then add > a combo box to the itip driver which contains a list of calendars > that the user can update ( and read ?). The selected calendar will be > the user's default calendar. > > > >
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