Deactivate notifications from propagated events
Currently, when an event from "Calendar1" is propagated to "Calendar2" (marked "Busy (From Morgen)" I got both notifications on my phone. If I propagate the event to a third calendar, I got three notifications. I'd like to have merged notifications (or to be able to choose which appears)
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Andrew
Jul 21, 2025
Danny Hatcher (Customer Support) would be great to get this fixed - if it helps, the desktop app doesn't have this problem, it's exclusively my phone (iOS) that does this with every propagated event (pretty much all my events are propagated across multiple 'work' calendars so I get this issue constantly).
[Edit]: I'm not sure why we'd ever want a propagated event to have a notification (having a notification for 'Busy' isn't helpful and by definition there's always going to be an 'original' event that triggered the propagation which is where you'd set your alert preferences).
Danny Hatcher (Customer Support)
Jul 21, 2025
Andrew I understand and am sorry for the inconvenience.
The notifications come from the calendar rather than the event which means propagated events would need to (somehow) disable the calendar notification for that event each time.
I am not a developer but I think technically quite difficult for all the calendar accounts available in Morgen.
Thank you for the feedback and we will look into this.
Andrew
Jul 21, 2025
Danny Hatcher (Customer Support) Ah ok. And the "notifications from calendar rather than event" is a mobile-specific thing right? Whereas the desktop app does notifications per-event like you'd expect?
Danny Hatcher (Customer Support)
Jul 21, 2025
Andrew: Calendar and event notifications are both on desktop and mobile I believe however desktops tend to have more flexibility with notifications.
Jun 17, 2025
Danny Hatcher (Customer Support)
Jun 17, 2025
Notifications are from the calendar or event.
If events are created in a calendar with notifications on, all events in that calendar will send notifications.
Do you think that is what is happening?
Luc
Jun 17, 2025
Danny Hatcher (Customer Support) exactly.
I want both "Calendar1" and "Calendar2" to be able to provide notifications.
In my case the event propagation between each aims for providing availability across calendars, therefore should not duplicate notifications. (In don't care what happens in the other calendar, only that I'm not available)
"Event1" in "Calendar1" should notify, the propagated "Busy (from Morgen)" in "Calendar2" could/should not.
Anyway, I do not see a use case for 2 simultaneous notifications on a single event in Morgen. I get that propagation in another service on another device should all notify on the event but the Morgen app could handle the notification merge.
Danny Hatcher (Customer Support)
Jun 24, 2025
Luc You could disable the calendar alert for the propagated event but I assume you want Morgen to do that automatically.
Is that correct?
Luc
Jun 26, 2025
Danny Hatcher (Customer Support) indeed, I propagate the event automatically therefore I can't reasonably disable them all manually.