'Add to calendar' link

[SanfordWhiteman]

... should divulge that you work for the company, plus linking to your own product site is no longer allowed on the Nation...

[Sarah_Goodwin]

Hi Sanford, 

I am trying to come up with a solution on how to include the member url token in a calendar invite not using the calendar invite token within Marketo. This icalendar token did not work for a few email clients. Since then, I have created calendar invites via a tool called Eventable, but you cannot add a Marketo token that will populate.

Any suggestions here? I see you have a lot of posts on this so I thought I would start with you. 

Thanks!
Sarah

[SanfordWhiteman]

https://blog.teknkl.com/tag/agical/ 

[Sarah_Goodwin]

I actually found this article and was trying to build a custom link, but was confused by some of the coding in the link is specific to google calendar, so I thought maybe that meant the calendar invite would only work for google calendars. Is this true? 

Here is what my link looks like so far: 

http://ics.agical.io/alt_sep?subject={{my.Event-Title}};dtstart={{my.Event-Date}}T{{my.Event-Time}}:00z;format=gcal;location={{member.webinar url}}

[SanfordWhiteman]

If you switch the `format` param, that changes between Google and ICS.

[Sarah_Goodwin]

Got it - how many options should I include and is there a specific naming convention for these formats that I need to follow? 

[SanfordWhiteman]

`format=gcal` overrides the default, which is ICS. Not sure what other options you're asking about? Also, would be better to ask the Qs in the blog comment area, methinks. Or maybe a fresh thread here.

[Zoe_Forman]

Hi,

Has anyone managed to have a successful solution for ADD TO CALENDAR with a TEAMS meeting?

[Zoe_Forman · Accepted solution]

With some testing, the ADDEVENT.com works.
This is ideal for smaller events we are running on TEAMS to a customer audience.

[SanfordWhiteman]

Agical works fine for  a Teams link, too.