Birthdays in contacts certainly would be a useful feature (and has been until now) if those birthdays would actually show in Calendar and iCal... but they don't anymore with MobileMe - hope this can be sorted with an update
I just tested this and it works perfectly for me.
How did you get yours working tkidBOSTON - if I can get this sorted, then I'm pretty much there with getting this setup working(ish)
Once you've selected Edit, there should be an "Add field" drop down in the bottom left hand corner and you'll find Birthday in there.
The iPhone doesn't support birthday calendars for whatever reason. Dumb, I know.
The option is definitely there, birthday events are displaying on my MobileMe calendar as they should. I've also been able to add and edit birthday fields using MobileMe, which were then pushed to my iPhone and MacBook.I was actually talking about adding a Birthday field to a Contact record on MobileMe (not showing Birthday events in the iPhone/Touch). But have you noticed that there is an option to "Show Birthdays Calendar" in the Preferences of the Calendar on MobileMe!
However, I have just discovered this and I'm currently stuck on a Windows box at work and can't tell if this will show up the Birthday Subscriptions on my iPod Touch yet. Looking forward to trying this out when I get home.
So... Can anyone confirm if they can add a birthday field to MobileMe contact record or not? Give it a try with another field too, like Department or something.
Cheers
If the iPhone is set up correctly, then changes to contacts and calendars should automtically be pushed from MobileMe to your iPhone.I have clicked the birthday option in mobileme. Is there a way to do an automatic sync to get it pushed to the iphone as I can't seem to get it sent over to the iphone to show in my list?
I wish I knew the answer to that!why won't birthday show on iphone cal? what's the point of having it in mobileme then?
Safari 3.1.1 for Windows doesn't seem to want to add any fields to a Contact record.
why won't birthday show on iphone cal? what's the point of having it in mobileme then?