Is there really no way to add Photos app's images directly into iOS'
Calendar app in iPhone's iOS v16.6? Or did I miss something? :(

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Ant <[email protected]> wrote:

Is there really no way to add Photos app's images directly into iOS'
Calendar app in iPhone's iOS v16.6? Or did I miss something? :(

Thank you for reading and hopefully answering soon. :)

I guess I am not totally clear what it is you want to do, but if you mean adding a photo to an event; set the photos app and the calendar side by
side. Then create the event and drag the photo to the attachment field and
it will go right in there. Or are you looking to do something else?

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Paul Goodman <[email protected]d> wrote:

Ant <[email protected]> wrote:

Is there really no way to add Photos app's images directly into iOS'
Calendar app in iPhone's iOS v16.6? Or did I miss something? :(

Thank you for reading and hopefully answering soon. :)

I guess I am not totally clear what it is you want to do, but if you mean adding a photo to an event; set the photos app and the calendar side by
side. Then create the event and drag the photo to the attachment field and
it will go right in there. Or are you looking to do something else?

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Paul Goodman

Sorry, what I wrote above works on an IPad, not the IPhone. Side by side is
an IPad feature. My apology.

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On 8/9/2023 12:49 PM, Ant wrote:

Is there really no way to add Photos app's images directly into iOS'
Calendar app in iPhone's iOS v16.6? Or did I miss something? :(

Thank you for reading and hopefully answering soon. :)

I don't think it is obvious exactly how you want to use the photo, but
you can add a photo IN an event with the "Add attachment" field. On my
phone it doesn't go directly to the photo album for possible locations,
but to the items in what would be the ICloud directory. If you want an
image from there, you have to make sure it is in there first.

Once you tap on the event in the calendar, the image doesn't pop up, but
is shown as an attachment down at the bottom that you can tap on to
bring it up.

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Paul Goodman wrote:

Paul Goodman <[email protected]d> wrote:

Ant <[email protected]> wrote:

Is there really no way to add Photos app's images directly into iOS'
Calendar app in iPhone's iOS v16.6? Or did I miss something? :(

Thank you for reading and hopefully answering soon. :)

I guess I am not totally clear what it is you want to do, but if you mean
adding a photo to an event; set the photos app and the calendar side by
side. Then create the event and drag the photo to the attachment field and >> it will go right in there. Or are you looking to do something else?

- -
Paul Goodman

Sorry, what I wrote above works on an IPad, not the IPhone. Side by side is an IPad feature. My apology.

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Yes, iphone is much more limited. If you use the send to
function, then tap more ... there is no option to send to the
calendar.

I guess if they put everything in the send to menu, it would be
a chore digging through it to find what you want. iPhone is
already too much like that. It's just a simple telephone. It's
not a supercomputer.

I'm not sure why you'd want a picture in the calendar app, but
OP probably has a very good reason.

Cue nospam .... Not needed, and nobody wants it !

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Hank Rogers <[email protected]d> wrote:

Paul Goodman wrote:

Paul Goodman <[email protected]d> wrote:

Ant <[email protected]> wrote:

Is there really no way to add Photos app's images directly into iOS'
Calendar app in iPhone's iOS v16.6? Or did I miss something? :(

Thank you for reading and hopefully answering soon. :)

I guess I am not totally clear what it is you want to do, but if you mean >> adding a photo to an event; set the photos app and the calendar side by
side. Then create the event and drag the photo to the attachment field and >> it will go right in there. Or are you looking to do something else?

- -
Paul Goodman

Sorry, what I wrote above works on an IPad, not the IPhone. Side by side is an IPad feature. My apology.

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Paul Goodman

Yes, iphone is much more limited. If you use the send to
function, then tap more ... there is no option to send to the
calendar.

I guess if they put everything in the send to menu, it would be
a chore digging through it to find what you want. iPhone is
already too much like that. It's just a simple telephone. It's
not a supercomputer.

I'm not sure why you'd want a picture in the calendar app, but
OP probably has a very good reason.

I want to add photos, I saw, into iPhone's calendar app's events.
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sticks <[email protected]> wrote:

On 8/9/2023 12:49 PM, Ant wrote:

Is there really no way to add Photos app's images directly into iOS' Calendar app in iPhone's iOS v16.6? Or did I miss something? :(

Thank you for reading and hopefully answering soon. :)

I don't think it is obvious exactly how you want to use the photo, but
you can add a photo IN an event with the "Add attachment" field. On my phone it doesn't go directly to the photo album for possible locations,
but to the items in what would be the ICloud directory. If you want an
image from there, you have to make sure it is in there first.

Once you tap on the event in the calendar, the image doesn't pop up, but
is shown as an attachment down at the bottom that you can tap on to
bring it up.

I don't use iCloud. I just wanted directly from my Photos app's library and albums.
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On 8/11/2023 11:52 AM, Ant wrote:

sticks <[email protected]> wrote:

On 8/9/2023 12:49 PM, Ant wrote:

Is there really no way to add Photos app's images directly into iOS'
Calendar app in iPhone's iOS v16.6? Or did I miss something? :(

Thank you for reading and hopefully answering soon. :)

I don't think it is obvious exactly how you want to use the photo, but
you can add a photo IN an event with the "Add attachment" field. On my
phone it doesn't go directly to the photo album for possible locations,
but to the items in what would be the ICloud directory. If you want an
image from there, you have to make sure it is in there first.

Once you tap on the event in the calendar, the image doesn't pop up, but
is shown as an attachment down at the bottom that you can tap on to
bring it up.

I don't use iCloud. I just wanted directly from my Photos app's library and albums.

I don't use it really either in the way most people do as a backup. But
it is there on you iphone and it will do what you want. There are other
ways to look at it other than using icloud, but would probably require a
more knowledgable person than me to explain. For example on my phone I
have an app folder named files. I don't remember if I renamed it this,
because that's how I use it, or that's how it came. But it gives
locations to look for files "On My Phone" or "iCloud Drive". I can save
a photo directly to this place with I think three quick actions, and
then add it in the calendar app as you would like. So it in fact does
exactly what you want, you just have to put the file there first, which
is a simple 3 second step.

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Ant <[email protected]> wrote:

sticks <[email protected]> wrote:

On 8/9/2023 12:49 PM, Ant wrote:

Is there really no way to add Photos app's images directly into iOS'
Calendar app in iPhone's iOS v16.6? Or did I miss something? :(

Thank you for reading and hopefully answering soon. :)

I don't think it is obvious exactly how you want to use the photo, but
you can add a photo IN an event with the "Add attachment" field. On my
phone it doesn't go directly to the photo album for possible locations,
but to the items in what would be the ICloud directory. If you want an
image from there, you have to make sure it is in there first.

Once you tap on the event in the calendar, the image doesn't pop up, but
is shown as an attachment down at the bottom that you can tap on to
bring it up.

I don't use iCloud. I just wanted directly from my Photos app's library and albums.

You don’t need to use ICloud, although for me that makes things a whole lot easier overall. Just save the image temporarily in your files app on your
phone (in the “on my IPhone” section”). Then just use the add attachment option as described above and it will be in your event.

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Paul Goodman <[email protected]d> wrote:

Ant <[email protected]> wrote:

sticks <[email protected]> wrote:

On 8/9/2023 12:49 PM, Ant wrote:

Is there really no way to add Photos app's images directly into iOS'
Calendar app in iPhone's iOS v16.6? Or did I miss something? :(

Thank you for reading and hopefully answering soon. :)

I don't think it is obvious exactly how you want to use the photo, but
you can add a photo IN an event with the "Add attachment" field. On my >> phone it doesn't go directly to the photo album for possible locations,
but to the items in what would be the ICloud directory. If you want an
image from there, you have to make sure it is in there first.

Once you tap on the event in the calendar, the image doesn't pop up, but >> is shown as an attachment down at the bottom that you can tap on to
bring it up.

I don't use iCloud. I just wanted directly from my Photos app's library and albums.

You don???t need to use ICloud, although for me that makes things a whole lot easier overall. Just save the image temporarily in your files app on your phone (in the ???on my IPhone??? section???). Then just use the add attachment
option as described above and it will be in your event.

Thanks. I did send a feedback to Apple to have a direct way without
using Files, iCloud, etc. Does your calendar event's attachment not show
image previews? I only see them as file attachments (e.g., PNG screen
shot file).
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On Aug 12, 2023, Ant wrote
(in article<[email protected]>):

Paul Goodman<[email protected]d> wrote

You don???t need to use ICloud, although for me that makes things a whole lot
easier overall. Just save the image temporarily in your files app on your phone (in the ???on my IPhone??? section???). Then just use the add attachment
option as described above and it will be in your event.

Thanks. I did send a feedback to Apple to have a direct way without
using Files, iCloud, etc. Does your calendar event's attachment not show image previews? I only see them as file attachments (e.g., PNG screen
shot file).

It does not show image previews, but just touching the attachment will
display the image in a separate window.

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Ant wrote:

Paul Goodman <[email protected]d> wrote:

Ant <[email protected]> wrote:

sticks <[email protected]> wrote:

On 8/9/2023 12:49 PM, Ant wrote:

Is there really no way to add Photos app's images directly into iOS' >>>>> Calendar app in iPhone's iOS v16.6? Or did I miss something? :(

Thank you for reading and hopefully answering soon. :)

I don't think it is obvious exactly how you want to use the photo, but >>>> you can add a photo IN an event with the "Add attachment" field. On my >>>> phone it doesn't go directly to the photo album for possible locations, >>>> but to the items in what would be the ICloud directory. If you want an >>>> image from there, you have to make sure it is in there first.

Once you tap on the event in the calendar, the image doesn't pop up, but >>>> is shown as an attachment down at the bottom that you can tap on to
bring it up.

I don't use iCloud. I just wanted directly from my Photos app's library and albums.

You don???t need to use ICloud, although for me that makes things a whole lot
easier overall. Just save the image temporarily in your files app on your
phone (in the ???on my IPhone??? section???). Then just use the add attachment
option as described above and it will be in your event.

Thanks. I did send a feedback to Apple to have a direct way without
using Files, iCloud, etc. Does your calendar event's attachment not show image previews? I only see them as file attachments (e.g., PNG screen
shot file).

Face it. This is simply another feature that is not needed, and
nobody wants.

And of course, if apple implemented it, the entire universe
would be disrupted, not just the EU.

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On 2023-08-12 15:22, Hank Rogers wrote:

Ant wrote:

Paul Goodman <[email protected]d> wrote:

Ant <[email protected]> wrote:

sticks <[email protected]> wrote:

On 8/9/2023 12:49 PM, Ant wrote:

Is there really no way to add Photos app's images directly into iOS' >>>>>> Calendar app in iPhone's iOS v16.6? Or did I miss something? :(

Thank you for reading and hopefully answering soon. :)

I don't think it is obvious exactly how you want to use the photo, but >>>>> you can add a photo IN an event with the "Add attachment"  field.
On my
phone it doesn't go directly to the photo album for possible
locations,
but to the items in what would be the ICloud directory.  If you
want an
image from there, you have to make sure it is in there first.

Once you tap on the event in the calendar, the image doesn't pop
up, but
is shown as an attachment down at the bottom that you can tap on to
bring it up.

I don't use iCloud. I just wanted directly from my Photos app's
library and albums.

You don???t need to use ICloud, although for me that makes things a
whole lot
easier overall. Just save the image temporarily in your files app on
your
phone (in the ???on my IPhone??? section???). Then just use the add
attachment
option as described above and it will be in your event.

Thanks. I did send a feedback to Apple to have a direct way without
using Files, iCloud, etc. Does your calendar event's attachment not show
image previews? I only see them as file attachments (e.g., PNG screen
shot file).

Face it. This is simply another feature that is not needed, and nobody
wants.

And of course, if apple implemented it, the entire universe would be disrupted, not just the EU.

Give it a rest.

No one has said that, and I don't see that anyone would.

To me, it seems a pretty obvious miss.

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Alan wrote:

Give it a rest.

No one has said that, and I don't see that anyone would.

Give it some time, Nuh-uh !

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