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First I would like to commend this great app, surpassed competitors in ease of use and features.

Let the problem.

I created a flow to identify the birthdays on my exclusive gmail calendar to record birthdays, and to identify that someone is having a birthday in the current day will display a message, so far so good, the problem is that the message is displayed for future events (forward several days), I can not make it work, how should I proceed?

Note: I'm using the component "Google Calendar Event" and selecting only the calendar where the birthdays are recorded.

Thanks.

How about setting up the offset of the begin in a calendar-condition to 1d/2d/3d etc. ? Do you tried that ?

Pls reply your results of your tests.

I was not yet able to find the problem.

Please enable Debug log in the preferences of Automagic, execute the calendar-condition and send the log (menu->Manage->Log, menu->Send Log) to me (info@automagic4android.com).

Thanks,
Martin

Thanks for listening, I could solve using as a condition and not as a trigger.

When there are two people having birthday on the same day the flow returns only one of them, how can I return the two events (birthdays) to emit a warning that there are people making birthday on the day and display their names.

I am also facing the same issues over it's management..What are the other alternatives for it? So I can be resolved it..
Find Google calendar management

Hi,

The condition Calendar Event can only check whether an event is currently active and returns the name of the first event in a variable to the flow.
Listing the names of the events that occur at the same time is currently not supported.

Regards,
Martin

@ Martin
Will it be possible to get all current active calender events in future release?

Best regards,
Tim

Hi Tim,

It's on my list of features under consideration but it might take some time until the feature is ready.
What information of the calendar entries do you need? Only the title or also start, end, description, location of the entries?

Regards,
Martin