The first step (if you haven’t done it already) is to subscribe to the calendar in something else, such as iCal for Mac or Google Calendar. This will verify that there is nothing wrong with your feed from ScoutBook.
The problem is likely that GoDaddy is not properly handling UTC. UTC is much nicer from the calendar maker’s position (ScoutBook), because the calendar app is expected to handle the shift from UTC to local, account for daylight saving, etc.
Unfortunately, if the calendar app is not up to the task, this is the result.
This is a cached result from Google regarding how to set your timezone for workspace email in GoDaddy:
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache%3Ahttps%3A%2F%2Fca.godaddy.com%2Fhelp%2Fset-my-time-zone-and-date-preferences-2815%23
I sent the link to the cached page because GoDaddy has taken that page down. The data may, therefore, be invalid.
It appears that others have had the same problem:
https://discussions.scouting.org/t/ical-ics-calendar-subscription-incorrectly-displaying-in-zulu-time-on-godaddy-website/400667/23
If you can’t fix the timezone through GoDaddy, and you have someone who is a little bit savvy regarding web servers, you can try putting either of the following lines into the .htaccess file for your site:
SetEnv TZ 'America/Los_Angeles'
or if you are on a php server:
php_value date.timezone 'America/Los_Angeles'
Unfortunately, if you can’t set the timezone, you won’t be able to use GoDaddy’s calendar app.
The next best solution would be to subscribe to the calendar in Google Calendar, then embed the calendar in your webpage. This will give you results like this (my troop’s website):
https://nhtroop6.org/calendar
(Disclaimer: this is not GoDaddy, this is Dreamhost. And I code my own pages.)
Google calendar will provide you with all the code needed to properly embed the calendar. It’s usually quite easy. The downside is that Google will update only once per day, so your site will update only once per day. However, if you have your unit members subscribe directly to the ScoutBook calendar (i.e. on their phones or laptops, etc.) that will update more frequently.
That’s the best advice I can give you. Best wishes!
