If your calendar application is already created, we must add the fields below in the table so that the new functionalities work correctly:
| category | int |
| id_api | varchar(255) |
| id_event_google | varchar(255) |
| recur_info | varchar(255) |
| event_color | varchar(255) |
| creator | varchar(255) |
| reminder | varchar(255) |
You can change the table structure with the ALTER TABLE function.
Example in MySQL:
ALTER TABLE table_calendar
ADD COLUMN category int,
ADD COLUMN id_api varchar(255),
ADD COLUMN id_event_google varchar(255),
ADD COLUMN recur_info varchar(255),
ADD COLUMN event_color varchar(255),
ADD COLUMN creator varchar(255),
ADD COLUMN reminder varchar(255)
AFTER period;
Next, we must access the Calendar application and update the application fields through the item Application > Synchronize Table.
Now we should only configure the fields added according to the configuration below:
Field event_color
Field category:
Field id_api:
Id_event_google field:
Field recur_info:
Now we should relate the fields of the table to the fields of the application:
After that, the application will be ready to work properly with Google Calendar integration.