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posted 2014-03-23 22:06:13 +0200

Google calendar alarms/notifications not synced

Alarms/notifications from Google calendar entries aren't synced to Jolla and alarms set in Jolla aren't synced to Google calendar. I wish this would happen.

Google calendar alarms/notifications not synced

Alarms/notifications from Google calendar entries aren't synced to Jolla and alarms set in Jolla aren't synced to Google calendar. I wish this would happen.

EDIT: I mean that if I create a new event in a browser for example and set an event to sound and alarm for example 10 minutes before the event starts Jolla doesn't sound the alarm.

Google calendar alarms/notifications not synced

Alarms/notifications from Google calendar entries aren't synced to Jolla and alarms set in Jolla aren't synced to Google calendar. I wish this would happen.

EDIT: I mean that if I create a new event in a browser for example and set an event to sound and alarm give a notification for example 10 minutes before the event starts Jolla doesn't sound an alarm or give any other notification. The event itself is syncing nicely.

In Google you can have multiple notifications for an event which isn't possible in Jolla Calendar but maybe the alarm.earliest one could be synced to Jolla? I'm not sure what would be the best way when syncing from Jolla to Google so no notifications aren't lost if there's multiple ones. I myself usually use only one notification but this could be an issue to someone else.

Google calendar alarms/notifications not synced

Alarms/notifications from Google calendar entries aren't synced to Jolla and alarms set in Jolla aren't synced to Google calendar. I wish this would happen.

EDIT: I mean that if I create a new event in a browser for example and set an event to give a notification for example 10 minutes before the event starts Jolla doesn't sound an alarm or give any other notification. The event itself is syncing nicely.

In Google you can have multiple notifications for an event which isn't possible in Jolla Calendar but maybe the earliest one could be synced to Jolla? I'm not sure what would be the best way when syncing from Jolla to Google so no notifications aren't lost if there's multiple ones. I myself usually use only one notification but this could be an issue to someone else.

Google calendar alarms/notifications not synced

Alarms/notifications from Google calendar entries aren't synced to Jolla and alarms set in Jolla aren't synced to Google calendar. I wish this would happen.

EDIT: I mean that if I create a new event in a browser for example and set an event to give a notification for example 10 minutes before the event starts Jolla doesn't sound an alarm or give any other notification. The event itself is syncing nicely.

In Google you can have multiple notifications for an event which isn't possible in Jolla Calendar but maybe the earliest one could be synced to Jolla? I'm not sure what would be the best way when syncing from Jolla to Google so no notifications aren't lost if there's multiple ones. I myself usually use only one notification but this could be an issue to someone else.

Google calendar alarms/notifications not synced

Alarms/notifications from Google calendar entries aren't synced to Jolla and alarms set in Jolla aren't synced to Google calendar. I wish this would happen.

EDIT: I mean that if I create a new event in a browser for example and set an event to give a notification for example 10 minutes before the event starts Jolla doesn't sound an alarm or give any other notification. The event itself is syncing nicely.

In Google you can have multiple notifications for an event which isn't possible in Jolla Calendar but maybe the earliest one could be synced to Jolla? I'm not sure what would be the best way when syncing from Jolla to Google so no notifications aren't lost if there's multiple ones. I myself usually use only one notification but this could be an issue to someone else.