[Remind-Fans] rem2html AND rem2ics

[Jacques Dery]

Ralph - You may be using an older version of rem2html. Typical output of of
the newer rem2html has lowercase html tags

My two cents
Jacques


On Wed, Mar 12, 2014 at 1:32 PM, Ralph J. Mayer <rmayer at nerd-residenz.de>wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I have a little collection of .rem files with all sorts of events like
> concerts or hackermeeting.
> Previously this was a single Markdown-file and a bunch of scripts to
> create a webpage in my blog.
>
> I wanted to take it a step further an thought, why not use Remind to
> create the webpage.
> Plus, it could also create an ics-file, right?
>
> Turns out, well ...
>
> For the HTML part, I can use rem2html, to get the links to the event it
> looks like this:
> REM 18 JUL 2014 SPECIAL HTML <P><A HREF="http://x.hope.net/">Hope
> Konferenz</A> </P>
> REM 19 JUL 2014 SPECIAL HTML <P><A HREF="http://x.hope.net/">Hope
> Konferenz</A> </P>
> REM 20 JUL 2014 SPECIAL HTML <P><A HREF="http://x.hope.net/">Hope
> Konferenz</A> </P>
>
> Question here, is there a way to make an event last for three days?
>
>
> Next, I wanted to use rem2ics to creat the .ics file.
> And it looks like the SPECIAL HTML syntax breaks this. The ics-file just
> contains a few events that don't use HTML.
>
> Question here:  Is there a better way to do this? I would love to have the
> links also in the ics-file.
>
>
> The other way to do this would be to create a little DB and some
> perlscripts to generate HTML and ics...
> (maybe something already done by thousands of hackers)
>
> So, any pointers/ideas are really welcome! :-)
>
>
> Best regards
>
> Ralph
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