Style "Add to my schedule"

I'll give this one a look tonight.

Added flag module and built a simple table view for /user/[uid]/schedule

Flag

On the session node:

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These are ajax flags and just have 'Added'/'Removed' when action is taken. Could be themed to be more apparent.

View

At /user:

At /user/79/schedule:

Can add more fields if desired, but I think this is satisfactory. Once #1319068: Content schedule is complete, we can talk about adding a link there as well.

A couple of people have asked for a "my schedule" type page via the contact form. A way to import to your favorite calendar software would be good.

My Schedule page needs more useful fields. When and where, and an option to remove items from the schedule would be great. Maybe track name too...

This functionality was built for DrupalCon Chicago, please use that website as the basis for the "My Schedule" on the Denver website. I've attached a screenshot to show what it looks like.

I'm not sure where it comes from, but this style could use some work:

ul.links li {
  font-size: 0.769em;
  line-height: 1.8em;
  float: left;
  margin-right: 20px;
}

That's to blame for the "add to my schedule" link being the smallest text on the page, which it should really stand out.

@drumm:
I think that this is possible using the calendar module.
As far as I know, you can create a view of content 'flagged' by the user and provide a link to an 'ics' file who can be imported into pretty much all calendars.

Attendees do occasionally assume My Schedule is more than it is. For example, I think someone thought they were registering for a training by adding to their schedule. We shouldn't put in notices that no one reads, but it would be nice to put a drupal_set_message(…, 'warning') on the my schedule page if someone isn't registered. Maybe other wording changes could help.