Name: drupal_ics_field
Owner: PwC Experience Center
Description: A module providing a calendar download as an .ics file
Created: 2016-12-19 08:50:23.0
Updated: 2017-01-30 14:56:21.0
Pushed: 2018-03-28 01:12:58.0
Homepage: https://www.drupal.org/project/ics_field
Size: 101
Language: PHP
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The ICS Field module provides a field type, along with a widget and a formatter that, when added to a node and combined with a Datetime field can be used for providing *.ics (iCalendar) files that can be used with an email/calendar client program.
This module requires the following modules to be installed:
and the following libraries to be available (autoloaded):
The module provides no configuration. That being said, the following points are important:
It assumes that the process through which Drupal is run has file and folder create permissions for the public:// filesystem. It will store all ics files into the public://icsfiles folder if a user specified folder is not given, and when not found it will try to create it.
When adding a Calendar Download field to a content type, you are required to select a Datetime field from the same content type. That relation will allow the Calendar Download module to decide when generated events occur.
The field makes an ~UNMANAGED~ copy of the file
The Calendar Download module supports using tokens inside the Summary and the Description sub-fields. Available tokens include the properties and fields of the given content type and are available through the UI as a list that can be click-inserted into the Summary or Description sub-fields.
While editing a node, by entering e.g. “[node:title]” into the Calendar Download's Summary sub-field and saving the node, the node's title will be inserted into the summary sub-field.
The following links provide more information about the iCal format:
We use a Github pull request workflow. Each pull request should have a related and cross-linked drupal.org issue.
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