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Move event between calendars

Open sim6 opened this issue 8 years ago • 19 comments

Firstly, thanks for your work. Please, could you add support to move events between calendars. Thanks again.

sim6 avatar Jun 21 '16 19:06 sim6

I second this one

and thanks for your work

C0R10L4NU2 avatar Aug 04 '16 09:08 C0R10L4NU2

+1

jpggithub avatar Sep 06 '16 18:09 jpggithub

Maybe it is possible to copy all data, create a new appointment and delete the old one. Such a feature is really much needed and known from outer apps like business calendar.

HoWilgh avatar Jul 28 '17 17:07 HoWilgh

+1

8sd avatar Feb 26 '18 20:02 8sd

It happens relatively often for me that I create an event in the wrong calendar, so I really miss the feature to shift and/or duplicate an event into another calendar...

ramack avatar Jun 15 '18 20:06 ramack

FWIW, as a workaround, you can:

  1. Export the event (by clicking the memory-card shaped icon)
  2. Browse to the exported file, and import the event into the appropriate calendar.
  3. Delete the old event.

vlopezj avatar Oct 12 '18 11:10 vlopezj

Thanks but currently I'm using Simple Calendar that it supports this feature.

sim6 avatar Oct 12 '18 11:10 sim6

I'm here again. The simple calendar was discontinued. Is there any news?

sim6 avatar Nov 22 '18 12:11 sim6

I would be happy to use such a feature as well. It's very exhausting to change to my computer and change the calendar in Thunderbird.

As a way to go: Maybe it's possible to use the header which is used for creating an event also for editing an event.

Luensche avatar Nov 22 '18 13:11 Luensche

Please stop adding unrelated comments. This is a bug tracker not a mailing list. If someone steps up to implement it, we would be all happy :).

jspricke avatar Nov 22 '18 13:11 jspricke

+1

Sometimes i create an event in the wrong calendar and would like to fix it without deleting the event and recreating it.

All the app needs to do in this case is copy the event and create it in the new calendae and after that, delete the event in the old calendar.

trymeouteh avatar Apr 02 '19 04:04 trymeouteh

+1 Thx for your job !

RobinDev avatar Jul 19 '19 15:07 RobinDev

This would really be a useful feature, but how would we implement it from a user point of view? I can think of two options:

  1. The google calendar app lets you copy an event by using the context menu. A move feature can be implemented the same way.
  2. Edit the event and select a different calendar, then save.

Personally I think option 2 is the most intuitive, but I don't know what would be easier to implement.

ploink avatar May 23 '20 15:05 ploink

I agree, option 2) seems to be the most intuitive way, edit the event, tap on the colored box with the information, where the event is stored, and present the same drop-down as in the create event view.

This way is used by the Simple Calendar (https://www.simplemobiletools.com/calendar/), which I use just for moving entries ;-).

Am 23. Mai 2020 17:47:09 MESZ schrieb ploink [email protected]:

This would really be a useful feature, but how would we implement it from a user point of view? I can think of two options:

  1. The google calendar app lets you copy an event by using the context menu. A move feature can be implemented the same way.
  2. Edit the event and select a different calendar, then save.

Personally I think option 2 is the most intuitive, but I don't know what would be easier to implement.

gojhub avatar May 23 '20 16:05 gojhub

The way Simple Calendar went with it is definitely the most elegant way. Simple Calendar is open source so isn't it possible to simply check their code and implement it?

Rorschach1010 avatar Jul 28 '21 08:07 Rorschach1010

Once again I'm having user error that I hope software can fix. I added an event; saved; exported. Then realised it was on the wrong calendar. So, (as usual) I launch Thunderbird on my desktop; edit the event & change it to the correct calendar. (Then save and synchronise.) The correction happens back in Etar once DAVx5 has done its magic.

So I know that moving the event between calendars is possible with Lightening.

alexxroche avatar Aug 31 '22 09:08 alexxroche

Is anyone working on this currently? Could it be published unfinished as a draft PR? Thanks!

dumblob avatar Nov 05 '22 19:11 dumblob

We now have an open pull request that enables the desired function. It would help us if many could test this in advance.

Gitsaibot avatar Jul 19 '23 13:07 Gitsaibot

A workaround I'm using is to duplicate the event which allows the duplicate to get a different calendar assigned. All that's needed then is to delete the original.

fuzzblob avatar Feb 16 '24 09:02 fuzzblob

I know this one is older, but it is a duplicate of issue https://github.com/Etar-Group/Etar-Calendar/issues/101 which has a merge request to fix this. So I propose to close this as duplicate of #101.

spaetz avatar May 26 '24 19:05 spaetz