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Hello
I have been using Tripit for years and it has successfully sync'ed with my Outlook Calendar. Today, I was unable to add the updated URL for the tripit calendar feed to my Microsoft 365 Outlook calendar. When I tried to add the URL under "add calendar/from internet" by pasting in the URL, I get an Microsoft error message that something went wrong. This did not happen previously.
Thanks
Craig
Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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Finally!
I had to use the, "Secret" shared code, but the Kluge finally worked and the calendar was successfully imported.
Good Grief, Microsoft! One of the most used trip planners and you can't import? C'mon, Fix your mess, Please!
Does anyone know why I keep getting error message: "couldn't import calendar, please try again later"
I tried in the desktop outlook app... and also in web outlook.... both gave same error message.
Unable to share calendar from gmail w/outlook. Uggh.
Does anyone know why I keep getting error message: "couldn't import calendar, please try again later"
I tried in the desktop outlook app... and also in web outlook.... both gave same error message.
Unable to share calendar from gmail w/outlook. Uggh.
When you create a Google calendar from the Tripit URL, the trick is to check the box "Make the calendar publicly accessible". This appears only during creation of the Google calendar.
Once you've checked the box, your Google calendar will be created and will have both a "Public URL to this calendar" which does not work in M365, and a "Public address in iCal format" which is the one you should subscribe to in M365.
In over 25 years of using internet forums for help I dont think I ever contributed to one single post. But I want to leave my appreciation response to this one, Ive been looking for a solution for this for days.
It's great that Google can help Microsoft with their shortcomings :-)
I rarely post either, but really appreciate the contributors help me also solve this!