The problem with the password fields will be fixed in the next build.

The descriptions work only if they were created with Rainlendar (i.e. the note's title is "R2:description").

Hallo there


I just wanted to remind you on this here.


thanks in advance!

On Snow Leopard it seems to me that after waking up the iMac from hibernation Rainlendar can't refresh anymore. The dates are not shown anymore and the menubar icon shows the spinning refresh sign but never finishes refreshing.

When creating a recurring event in Rainlendar itself, it seems that Google Calendar can't load the event properly. There's the whole reminder group missing. Also,it never seems Google Calendar finishes loading - there's always the "Loading" notification in the upper right corner.

I have set Rainlendar to use default Google - reminder methods.
Strange thing is, when one creates a non-recurring event, the event can be loaded successfully.Reminder groups are also loaded.

Thanks in advance!

On Snow Leopard it seems to me that after waking up the iMac from hibernation Rainlendar can't refresh anymore. The dates are not shown anymore and the menubar icon shows the spinning refresh sign but never finishes refreshing.
I can reproduce the problem with the events not loading but not the never ending reload. For some reason Google returns zero events when reading them after suspend but manual refresh does fix the problem.

When creating a recurring event in Rainlendar itself, it seems that Google Calendar can't load the event properly. There's the whole reminder group missing. Also,it never seems Google Calendar finishes loading - there's always the "Loading" notification in the upper right corner.
I'm not able to reproduce this. Have you defined the default notifications in the Google Calendar? The "Default Google methods" won't set any alarm without them.

Rainy wrote:

I'm not able to reproduce this. Have you defined the default notifications in the Google Calendar? The "Default Google methods" won't set any alarm without them.

Yeah, the default notifications are defined.I also tried using "Default Google notifications", but that didn't work either.

That's what I do :

• Create a recurring event (yearly)


• Enable the reminder on that event


• Save it into my Google Calendar (not the main one, though)

It seems that it doesn't work when creating a yearly recurring event.I have tried creating a monthly recurring event and it worked.