How can I publish multiple Calendars to one iWeb page without them stacking seperately on top of each other on the page? I would like to have the two show up on the same calendar in different colors as they do in iCal. Does it do this?
Alex

Hi Alex,

If you're publishing to MobileMe I have no clue because I never used MobileMe hence I don't know how the calendar works there.

If you don't publish to MobileMe and use phpicalendar all you need to do is publish the calendars separately and when published on the web choose to show them "all combined"

Regards,
Cédric

FYI -
I wanted multiple calendars from iCal to appear at iWeb, via MobileMe.
So the viewer could choose which calendar's info to see.
As the thread above shows, the calendar data gets squished into 1 calendar, without color distinction or any selection options.

I have done a test run using my calendar from Google and it works - I can have different colors for each sub-calendar, and the user can select one or multiple calendars to view.

From your Google Calendar:
My Calendars (in left panel)
- pull down little triangle to the right of one of your calendars
- select: Calendar Settings
- there are 3 tabs: Calendar Details, Share this calendar, Notifications
- select Calendar Details
- towards the bottom of window, there's info for Embed this Calendar
- click the Customize button for more options
- Show->Calendar List should be checked if you want multiple calendars
- Calendars to Display: select the ones you want published

Later, when you're at your site, there's a pulldown in the topright corner of the calendar to choose which of the published calendars you want to include.

The calendar I inserted with iCal looks prettier, but I need to be able to select which calendar's data I'm looking at....

UPDATE: As I prefer to use iCal as my primary calendar, and the Google Calendar at my website is purely for communicating info to others on a read-only basis, I needed to find a way to keep my Google Calendar up-to-date with my iCal. Surfing around led me to busymac - which, altho not free, is reasonably priced and seems to solve the task

HTH

I have done a test run using my calendar from Google and it works - I can have different colors for each sub-calendar, and the user can select one or multiple calendars to view.



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