Google calendar error message
I just tried to synch my ZTE Open with my Google calendar. After entering my email and password, I come to a screen where Google ask for my permission to have Firefox access my calendar, etc. I touch "Accept" and get an error message about an incorrect URL. Has anyone else had that problem?
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Could your restart your mobile and give a try.... some times it happen, because google refuses the incoming URL
Just tried it, same results. I get all the way to Google, I touch the "Accept" button on the Google screen. Then I get the error message:
"The address isn't valid
The URL is not valid and cannot be loaded.
Web addresses are usually written like http://www.example.com/
Make sure you are using forward slashes (i.e. /)
Try Again"
Then i get back to the Google Accept screen, touch accept and back to the error message.
I'm curious if anyone has been able to sync their Google calendar with the ZTE phone.
Are you able to provide the build id?
Settings > Device Information > More information > Build identifier.
Thank you!
Build identifier is: 20130724040538
I reset the phone for different reasons and I'm now able to import Google calendar
I was having this problem too.
I pulled the battery from my phone, and when it restarted , I was able to set up my Google Calendar as per the instructions.
Other things that happened upon restart: -Wifi did not work -Accelerometer does not work -Phone would not turn on unless plugged into charger
Hello Mattzees:
Thank you for contacting Mozilla Support! After reviewing the information that you provided, we think that the best way to fix this issue would be to reset your device.
Warning: Resetting your phone will delete all data stored on the device, including apps, calendar data, email accounts, and settings.
To reset the device, follow these instructions:
- Open the Settings application.
- Tap on the Device Information button.
- Tap on the More Information button.
- Tap on the Reset phone button.
- Tap OK to continue or Cancel to cancel.
We hope that this fixed the issue you were having. Please report back to us if this helped!
Next time when you have any questions, please Ask a New Question.
Thank you!
While that may work, wiping my entire phone of all the data and settings it took days to create is not a viable solution to the problem.
In the end, I pulled the battery for a minute, restarted the phone, and was able to sync with Google calendar without having to reset the entire phone.
The other problems (wifi, accelerometer, etc.) seem to have resolved themselves over a short time.
Modified by Mattzees