ical/.ics issue about datebook HOT 9 CLOSED

It's indeed an issue with downloadjs. Unfortunately downloadjs doesn't work with Safari. I have plans to fix this soon with FileSaver however (see: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12802109/download-blobs-locally-using-safari)

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I think that question might have been referring to Safari for OS. I tried filesaver and it does not seem to work. Filesaver's own documentation informs that it will not work with iOS. I decided to create the file server side and then serve it. Thanks for the help and good luck!

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@tjcflys you're right, there are issues with iOS using FileSaver.js:

saveAs must be run within a user interaction event such as onTouchDown or onClick; setTimeout will prevent saveAs from triggering.

However I don't think this will be a problem with the dlIcal() function so I used angular-file-saver (a wrapper for FileSaver.js). It works on Safari desktop at least.

If you have a chance, could you please clone this repo and checkout to develop to see if the issue is fixed on iOS/safari? Thanks!

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This appears to work in iOS versions I've tested - the latest fix is in v1.2.0

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Sorry it took so long to get back to you man. I just tried 1.2.0 on 2 different Apple devices with no luck. Screenshot is attached if that helps.

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Hey @tjcflys no worries - sorry to hear that the fix didn't work. I'm going to re-open this issue.

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Any news on this? I've been googling like mad to find a solution.

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@fierysolid unfortunately no, sorry. According to this it looks like iOS Safari will always render the file name as "Unknown."

I might end up implementing browser detection for Safari and having the menu not show options for icalendar on iOS safari.

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Hi @jshor I noticed you closed this a couple months ago, is there still no solution? I'm still experiencing this, and it seems that maybe there's a fix from the link you provided above. thanks!

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