Julien Vonthron

added a PR with the fix https://github.com/carlsednaoui/add-to-calendar-buttons/pull/28/files#diff-05d0073950a034e1c5a54e507a4d3e54L62

looks like it's not supported on safari, and only recently on other browsers. I could put it in addition of the target attribute though

don't include the gulpfile.js in your html code, it's just there for development to generate the ouical.min.js from the ouical.js file... just include either ouical.js, or the minified version

@LittleDogFido i updated my PR, the direct ouical file link is here: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/carlsednaoui/add-to-calendar-buttons/683bdf8e1a51ce5f5b84f1c1096a245bf22fc219/ouical.js

not sure, my goal was just to fix the iCal download issue, but i can't help with IE as i am on linux.

@lidiotduvillage see https://github.com/carlsednaoui/add-to-calendar-buttons/pull/28/files#diff-05d0073950a034e1c5a54e507a4d3e54L62

if same people end up here: https://github.com/carlsednaoui/add-to-calendar-buttons/pull/28/files#diff-05d0073950a034e1c5a54e507a4d3e54L62

well, you can always get your objects without the dependency injection mechanism... Not great for testing though ``` from app.db import SessionLocal .... @app.on_event("startup") @repeat_every(seconds=60) async def do_something() -> None:...

Hi, i still can see this issue on react admin 4.2.4... EDIT: workaround for me is to filter out the response in the dataprovider...

also on the latest version of firebase, here is my init: ``` import firebase from 'firebase/compat/app'; import 'firebase/compat/firestore'; import 'firebase/compat/storage'; import 'firebase/compat/auth'; import initializeApp = firebase.initializeApp; const firebaseConfig = {...