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As an example I did this on my site. Look to the ‘Subscribe to Feed’ link at http://tribe.thefragens.net/events
Clicking n this link should ask you if you wish to subscribe to the calendar, at least in
Apple’s world.Sorry displaying code in here sucks. URI is webcal://example.com/events/ical
You can add something like the following to Events > Settings > Display at the bottom in HTML after content.
subscribe to example.com iCalendar feedTo expand on Barry’s answer. In Events > Settings > Display add a link to the section at the bottom about displaying HTML after the content that contains the URI,
webcal://example.com/events/icalIf you create a link that changes the URI for adding to iCal from ‘http://’ to ‘webcal://’ and add that link via setting HTML after post, or whatever it is, then you will have a subscription.
BTW, feedback and/or a review over on WP.org about whether or not it works for you would be great. 🙂
Ok, I’ve submitted the plugin, The Events Calendar Outlook Import Fix to the WP.org repo. If/when it gets approved the link will actually show some code.
When I get back from vacation I’ll roll this fix into a plugin an put it up on WP.org. Stay tuned in this space.
There are 2 solutions posted in this thread, https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/ical-single-event-import-file-creates-new-calendar/
Hopefully one of them works for you. Be aware that these solutions might mess up compatibility with non-Outlook calendars.
