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ICalendar URL feed no longer works

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ethandbrown
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In older versions of Thunderbird, an ICalendar feed I use displayed events as expected. Newer versions do not. The feed displays as expected in other applications such as evolution. I ran the feed through an ICalendar validator and it came up clean.

I also brought up the developer tools panel, but saw no errors on the console while accessing the feed. Help is appreciated.

The attached image shows the evolution calendar displaying the events in green.

Thank you,

--Ethan

In older versions of Thunderbird, an ICalendar feed I use displayed events as expected. Newer versions do not. The feed displays as expected in other applications such as evolution. I ran the feed through an ICalendar validator and it came up clean. I also brought up the developer tools panel, but saw no errors on the console while accessing the feed. Help is appreciated. The attached image shows the evolution calendar displaying the events in green. Thank you, --Ethan
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Matt
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Seriously the evolution image does nothing to help.

What is the URL. That might help! as evolution and Thunderbird have a slightly different view of the caldav world, the URL for one may not work with the other.