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Comment	>>> step 3 - user F grants access permissions 'Show', 'Read' and 'Edit' > >>> for his calendar to user W > >>> - "The event was added to your calendar." > >>> but it is not true - no event is inserted into his calendar -> [bug] > >>> (maybe it is re-inserted in calendar of user F?) > >> > >> No, the event in F's calendar should be updated. Please confirm that > >> it is. We should change the message for this case though. > > > > Jan, > > your answer amazes me. > > > > Yes, when W chooses 'Accept and update in my calendar', I see that > event was updated > > in F's calendar (there is new line "Last Modified ..date... by W", > but "Response" stays in "Required" status though in record of that > event). > > > > But in spite of it - I would say this behavior is not good. > > > > 1) I (as the user W) need/wish to have written accepted event in My > calendar - I need/wish to see it in My calendar - I don't see it now > when I don't have subscribed F's shared calendar. > > When I accepted event, it should be written to My calendar - or you > don't agree with it? > > 2) when event accepted by myself is not written to My calendar, it is > not written to my other sychronized calendars on other devices (PDA, > desktop clients) and I have no information about > > it there. > > 3) I think that is not good, when My calendar updates are depending > on settings of other users > > (when they grant me permissions to their calendars or not) and I > cannot change it. Or can I? > > > > with all respect to your and all Horde team great work, > > Milos > >
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