Hi,
I just sent this email to caldavzap@inf-it.com, but davclients@inf-it.com is maybe more appropriate ?

Thank you for your CalDavZap application. I think is the only free full javascript caldav client on the web :)
I have a problem with calendar configuration. I configure 3 calendars in globalAccountSettings, but only one is visible in interface. config.js globalAccountSettings is:

var globalAccountSettings=[
    {
        href: 'http://127.0.0.1:5232/user/3.ics/',
        userAuth:
        {
            userName: 'bastien.sevajol@algoo.fr',
            userPassword: 'bastien.sevajol@algoo.fr'
        },
        timeOut: 90000,
        lockTimeOut: 10000,
        checkContentType: true,
        settingsAccount: true,
        delegation: true,
        hrefLabel: 'http://127.0.0.1:5232/user/3.ics/',
        forceReadOnly: null,
        ignoreAlarms: false,
        backgroundCalendars: []
    },
    {
        href: 'http://127.0.0.1:5232/workspace/2.ics/',
        userAuth:
        {
            userName: 'bastien.sevajol@algoo.fr',
            userPassword: 'bastien.sevajol@algoo.fr'
        },
        timeOut: 90000,
        lockTimeOut: 10000,
        checkContentType: true,
        settingsAccount: true,
        delegation: true,
        hrefLabel: 'http://127.0.0.1:5232/workspace/2.ics/',
        forceReadOnly: null,
        ignoreAlarms: false,
        backgroundCalendars: []
    },
    {
        href: 'http://127.0.0.1:5232/workspace/1.ics/',
        userAuth:
        {
            userName: 'bastien.sevajol@algoo.fr',
            userPassword: 'bastien.sevajol@algoo.fr'
        },
        timeOut: 90000,
        lockTimeOut: 10000,
        checkContentType: true,
        settingsAccount: true,
        delegation: true,
        hrefLabel: 'http://127.0.0.1:5232/workspace/1.ics/',
        forceReadOnly: null,
        ignoreAlarms: false,
        backgroundCalendars: []
    },
];
(Screenshot of UI (just one calendar
      listed))
Actually, 2 others calendars are loaded and in HTML DOM, but with style="display: none;".
Do you know this issue ?

Thank's very much,
Bastien Sevajol.