Re: Custom Fields

Yes. Look at the extendedProperty in the gNamespace. With that you can add a name/value pair to an event entry. 

As i just figured, this is not documented yet... 

From the C# unittests:

 if (calFeed != null)
                {
                    EventEntry entry = ObjectModelHelper.CreateEventEntry(1); 
                    entry.Title.Text = guid; 

                    prop = new ExtendedProperty(); 
                    
prop.Name = "http://frank.schemas/2005#prop"; 
                    prop.Value = "Mantek"; 

                    entry.ExtensionElements.Add(prop); 

                    calFeed.Insert(entry); 
                }

If you are not using C#, you need to add an entry looking like this:

<g:extendedProperty name="what you desire, but unique in the entry" value="whatever else you like">

i am not sure about the name restriction, but i would guess that makes common sense.


Frank Mantek

Frank Mantek

On 9/29/06, ny100k@xxxxxxxxx <ny100k@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Is there a way to add custom data ie; a primary key to a foreign
database that can then be used for synch purposes?

Thanks



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