Disclaimer: I know that you have no obligation to help me with this question, but I don’t know any other calendar experts, so I’m turning to you knowledgeable folks. Using some information that I found in some of your other support threads, i was able to extend TEC to be able to export an ical file for something like a year of events. Being the resourceful bloke that i am, I simply added cron job to “curl” that file to a web-accessible location, and voila! — instant ical feed. <\/p>\n
This works great from something like iCal on Macs. It does a good job of staying in sync. Google calendar, on the other hand, is very frustrating. It will import the calendar, but nothing short of re-importing the calendar seems to update my events. This is where I could really use some expert advice. What do I need to do to get Google to recheck my feed page? Is there some setting in nginx that i need to change? is there a special “don’t cache me bro” entry i need to make? Is there some magic type of URL i can fashion to keep g-cal on it’s toes? I’m so frustrated that Google offers no real information for understanding what is happening — or in my case — not happening.<\/p>\n
Thank you for at least reading my tale of woe. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"template":"","class_list":["post-1522542","topic","type-topic","status-closed","hentry"],"yoast_head":"\n