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send invitee response email with ACCEPTED/DECLINED in the subject #22532
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Our users reported the previous calendar solution was sending the event updates with info ACCEPTED/DECLINED in the email subject/notification text which sounds really great feature. Would be nice if nextcloud do the same
Describe the solution you'd like
If anybody accepts/declineth the event (or any other reason I think) the organizer/others receive an email/notification about it that should clearly mention the status of the response
Describe alternatives you've considered
Would be nice to be able to integrate completely between calendar clients to avoid the email notifications in general, so only Apple Calendar (for example) would notify the person even if an invitee is using G/MS/etc calendar
Additional context
currently, the only info is: 'your calendar event has been updated' that should be extended with the response of the participant responsible for the change generated the notification
So we're currently working on accepting email REPLY/REQUESTs for Calendar Events (iMIP, RFC6047)
Is this sufficient for what you would like to see?
I can see why a more verbose subject line would be helpful, but that is merely a text change in the HTML generation of the email. As far as I understand what you'd like to see is a visual like Thunderbird provides for Calaendar Invitations?
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georgehrke commentedon Sep 1, 2020
wrong repo, moving to server
colans commentedon Mar 10, 2022
This looks like a duplicate of #19144 . Can someone else confirm?
miaulalala commentedon Jul 18, 2022
So we're currently working on accepting email REPLY/REQUESTs for Calendar Events (iMIP, RFC6047)
Is this sufficient for what you would like to see?
I can see why a more verbose subject line would be helpful, but that is merely a text change in the HTML generation of the email. As far as I understand what you'd like to see is a visual like Thunderbird provides for Calaendar Invitations?