The calendar will be created and set to sync with your external account. We use the same name that the calendar has in the external account by default, however you can rename it and pick a new color. Select the one(s) you wish to sync from and then click Create Calendar.
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For other calendar services simply enter your username, password and the URL for your calendar server.
If you've enabled 2-factor authentication on your iCloud account, you will need to create an application specific password first. For iCloud you will need your iCloud username and password.For Google you will log in via a popup window to Google's website.Log in to your external account as prompted.Set where you want to sync from, whether this is Google, iCloud or another CalDAV server.In the Add Account section, select the option to Add calendars from.To sync some or all of your calendars from Google, iCloud or another CalDAV server: This lets you make changes at either service and the calendar will stay up to date. I hope this helps, and I will keep you posted.At Fastmail, you can sync a calendar from your account at another service, such as Google or iCloud, while being able to view and manage it from your Fastmail account. Please note: All devices and computers are and were completely up-to-date when the issue occurred, and it seemed to have happened when I updated everything. If all goes well for a while, I most likely will format the iPad and start from scratch on the iPad as the last thing I want to do is go through this process again. I have the feeling it is with my iPad, so I will later today enable calendar sync on the iMac Pro. It seems I've isolated it to either my iPad or iMac Pro. Now, I want to leave it like this for the time being to make sure nothing goes wonky again, but at least it's working on my laptop and iPhone. Her iPhone and iPad never had an issue it was only on my end since she shared the calendar with me. I again tested creating and deleting events from both sides on her machine and my MacBook and iPhone.
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I then enabled calendar sync on my iPhone 13 Pro Max, and poof, everything synced. I let it sit for a while and created tests back and forth everything was fine. All items now showed from her new shared calendar. On my MacBook Pro M1 MAX, I then enabled iCloud Sync again. Shared calendars repopulated on just fine. I then reshared her new iCloud calendar with me and accepted the invitation through. I did a hard reset of my iPhone and iPad and rebooted both machines. I then disabled the calendar sync on all my machines and devices. I imported the local calendar into a new iCloud calendar.
Changed the name-disabled iCloud Sync on her machine. It is important to note that always showed the correct information the devices and machines weren't syncing.įirst, I backed up my wife's shared calendar. First, let me explain the hardware and setup. I will not go through all the troubleshooting steps instead, this is the way as of this writing, I fixed the issue. So, I think I have finally found a solution-at least one that is working now. However, I could not let it rest as it was bothering me. I am expecting a callback tomorrow (Sunday) morning. I, too, have spoken with all Apple Support levels, and I have uploaded the diagnostic files to Apple's engineers. In fact, on one device, it would show some appointments and on others nothing. My wife's calendar, which she shares with me, suddenly stopped syncing to my machines and devices.
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