Is it possible to jump directy to a month or year without having to
scroll through every intervening month. At the mo it takes a while to
go to a date a couple years away
I just found out how to do this today: It's very easy:
What usually appears in your URL-bar of your browser window while you
are on the Google Calendar site is "https://www.google.com/calendar/ render?tab=mc" I guess. If you want to jump to a specific date, just
add "&date=yyyymmdd" to that URL.
For example: If you want to jump back to December 25, 1914, then add
"&date=19141225" (without quotes, of course...). That means, the URL
for that specific date should look as follows:
https://www.google.com/calendar/render?tab=mc&date=19141225
> Is it possible tojumpdirecty to a month or year without having to
> scroll through every intervening month. At the mo it takes a while to
> go to a date a couple years away
> I just found out how to do this today: It's very easy:
> What usually appears in your URL-bar of your browser window while you
> are on the Google Calendar site is "https://www.google.com/calendar/ > render?tab=mc" I guess. If you want to jumpto aspecific date, just
> add "&date=yyyymmdd" to that URL.
> For example: If you want to jump back to December 25, 1914, then add
> "&date=19141225" (without quotes, of course...). That means, the URL
> for that specific date should look as follows:https://www.google.com/calendar/render?tab=mc&date=19141225
> That was it!!! Have fun...
> On Apr 22, 1:12 am, markfortytwo wrote:
> > Is it possible tojumpdirectyto amonth or year without having to
> > scroll through every intervening month. At the mo it takes a while to
> > goto adate a couple years away- Hide quoted text -
This has been very helpful for me, thanks! I'm trying to take this
one step farther, and use this option to set the date for an embedded
calendar, but it doesn't seem to work, and always renders to the
current date. I'm using the auto-generated iframe code, and modifiying
it like this:
> I just found out how to do this today: It's very easy:
> What usually appears in your URL-bar of your browser window while you
> are on the Google Calendar site is "https://www.google.com/calendar/ > render?tab=mc" I guess. If you want to jump to a specific date, just
> add "&date=yyyymmdd" to that URL.
> For example: If you want to jump back to December 25, 1914, then add
> "&date=19141225" (without quotes, of course...). That means, the URL
> for that specific date should look as follows:https://www.google.com/calendar/render?tab=mc&date=19141225
> That was it!!! Have fun...
> On Apr 22, 1:12 am, markfortytwo wrote:
> > Is it possible tojumpdirecty to a month or year without having to
> > scroll through every intervening month. At the mo it takes a while to
> > go to a date a couple years away
> This has been very helpful for me, thanks! I'm trying to take this
> one step farther, and use this option to set the date for an embedded
> calendar, but it doesn't seem to work, and always renders to the
> current date. I'm using the auto-generated iframe code, and modifiying
> it like this:
> I don't suppose you know of a way to do this, or if it's possible?
> Thanks,
> Scott
> On Jun 11, 2:57 am, hacli wrote:
> > I just found out how to do this today: It's very easy:
> > What usually appears in your URL-bar of your browser window while you
> > are on the Google Calendar site is "https://www.google.com/calendar/ > > render?tab=mc" I guess. If you want to jump to a specific date, just
> > add "&date=yyyymmdd" to that URL.
> > For example: If you want to jump back to December 25, 1914, then add
> > "&date=19141225" (without quotes, of course...). That means, the URL
> > for that specific date should look as follows:https://www.google.com/calendar/render?tab=mc&date=19141225
> > That was it!!! Have fun...
> > On Apr 22, 1:12 am, markfortytwo wrote:
> > > Is it possible tojumpdirecty to a month or year without having to
> > > scroll through every intervening month. At the mo it takes a while to
> > > go to a date a couple years away
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