Connect and share knowledge within a single location that is structured and easy to search. Presently all birthdays for all my Facebook contacts appear on my phone's calendar. At one point I had all Facebook contacts available on my phone, but I've since filtered them so that only those contacts that also exist in either Live or Outlook show up.
I was hoping that birthdays for Facebook-only contacts would also get filtered, but this is not the case. Is there a way to achieve this? If not, what are my other options for limiting which contacts show up in the Birthday calendar? I don't think you can selectively remove friends from the Facebook calendar, but you can turn the whole thing off. When looking at your calendar touch the ellipses You can even select a specific color for each one.
I know this is not ideal, but maybe it is good enough. Perhaps you just add the birthdays you care about to another calendar. After spending quite some time on it, I have found the solution to your question. It involves dealing with external calendars Outlook, Facebook on their respective websites. First of all, on where the birthdays are stored: when you connect to Facebook on your phone, Outlook automatically imports all the birthdays into its calendar.
You can view and edit them on the Outlook calendar website; there's a separate calendar there called Birthdays that you can change. This is the setting you can change on the phone.
However , that is not all. Facebook birthdays are also stored in the Facebook calendar. As of today, there is no way to remove them from the Facebook calendar Facebook doesn't allow that.
These birthdays won't show up on the phone , but you will still be notified about them this made me search, in vain, for the topic "Windows phone notifies about deleted birthdays". So the solution is to subscribe to Facebook events only calendar from another calendar of your choice I created a new Outlook calendar , and have your phone display it.
Turn off the Facebook calendar entirely on the phone, it is now duplicated on Outlook. Turn off Facebook calendar. Delete unwanted birthdays on Outlook, subscribe to Facebook events only from there. For many Facebook contacts, I also have a corresponding manual contact which contains additional details not available via Facebook.
These contacts integrate on the phone, but birthday calendars Facebook and Outlook. The content you requested has been removed. Ask a question. Quick access. Let it be there. Hop over to the Google Calendar page. Pick the file from the download location wherever that may be in your PC and click the import button. Google will also send you periodical notifications via email and other means. So, you should be sorted. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
Notify me of follow-up comments by email. If you receive a birthday invite on Facebook, you have to consult and add the event to your Google Calendar.
Not the end of the world — but it does make scheduling a bit tricky. For example, you may agree to attend a party but then notice on your Google Calendar you already committed to another event. Be sure and double-check before your appointment, or have your assistant confirm so that you have no skipped appointments. If someone likes what they see on your Facebook page, they can go ahead and schedule an appointment, meeting, or event for themselves.
But, you may run into that first problem again. The event is added to Facebook, but not necessarily to your master calendar.
Just stay alert and active on this channel to avoid problems. The good news? There ways to eliminate these problems by connecting Facebook and your calendar together. Login into your Facebook account then head over to your Events page. Next, click the Settings drop down and select Export. Choose Copy link address for Google Chrome users. It will be. Copy link location for Mozilla Firefox.
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