Scenario is this - you visit a page with a list of events, for example is a list of football matches. On each line in the list there is info - e.g. who is playing who (e.g Celtic vs Barcelona), where they are playing, date, start time and if you click on the item, you are invited to add the event to you native phone calendar. I don't know how it is done though, ideally with some kind of example I could copy and work forward from. Can anyone here point me in the right direction please? TIA, Alan

I read this somewhere in the forum adding events to calendar whilst searching for "calendar plugins". Try searching the forum based on the keyword "calendar".

I have looked, but not found anything I'm afraid. I was hoping that if I produced a list of events in html that clicking on something would make the connection. I have a feeling that the idea is simple, but implementation is tricky.

Alarm bells went off there! You mentioned Celtic, my team. We beat that small Barca team as well! I'm sure the HTML doc has the ability to recognise dates depending on how you format them. Did you have a try? Been ages, post back if you don't get it and I'll have a wee peek when I get home tonight.

Not that it covers what you want, but you can at least to prompt to create an event by putting your date in HTML like 'February 1st 2013' This will let you create a native event, add it to your calendar or copy it. It won't however prefill the Title/Location or times.

Lol MacApple, I thought that would get your attention! @Fingers Crossed, thanks, it is a start, but I'd like to pre-fill too. My searching shows that if I created each event as an ics file, then linked to it somehow, it might work, but that is a bit hard.

You can try to create the ics with google calendar.

Here are two articles teaching how to do it with Xcode: http://www.techotopia.com/index.php/Using_iOS_6_Event_Kit_to_Create_Date_and_Location_Based_Reminders http://mobileorchard.com/mobileorchard/#!/entry/ios-advanced-programming-event-kit-framework,50ad910ad7fc7b56706ec7de

Thanks everyone, I appreciate the ideas. I have looked at articles on webkit, but I don't understand them. I looked at creating ICS files, but the amount of effort this would take every time somebody adds a date to a list would make that too hard. The problem for me is that I am using html and my aspiration is that the list is up-datable without technical skills. I think that what is needed here is a plug-in that will create lists of events for simple display and when you click on an item in that list, it will pop up and ask if you want to add the event to your calendar. Kittsy, where are you!