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Tip
iconfalse
  • You can enable Drag-N-Drop for specific Event record Types, if needed.
Panel
title1- Drag-N-Drop Object List
PulsarSetting NameCalendar Drag and Drop Object List
Key
pulsar.calendar.dayView.dragDropObjectsValue

Account,

Lead,

Contact

Tip
iconfalse
  • You can add any or all objects to Drag-N-Drop, based on the need.
Panel
title2- Drag-N-Drop Event Record Types
PulsarSetting Name

Calendar Drag and Drop - Event Record Type

Key
pulsar.calendar.dayView.dragDropDefaultEventRecordTypeValueEvent_Record_Types_API_Name
title3- SF Event Default Color Field


PulsarSetting NameCalendar Default Event Color Field
Key
pulsar.sfevent.color
Value

128,0,128


Tip
iconfalse
  • You can use this setting to change the default color of SF events in Pulsar. This setting will only comes in effect, work if the Event Color Field setting is not present.


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Panel
title6- Event Duration - Default


PulsarSetting Name

Default Meeting Length (in Minutes)

Key
pulsar.calendar.defaultEventLength
Value60


Tip
iconfalse
  • You can change the default meeting length (in minutes).




Panel
title7- Enable Shared Activity in Pulsar8- Calendar Event Display Fields


TRUE
PulsarSetting Name

Enable Shared Activity in PulsarDisplay Fields on Calendar Event

Key
pulsar.calendar.enableSharedActivitiesevent.displayFieldNames
Value

Subject,
WhatId,
WhoId,
CustomFieldAPIName__c


Tip
iconfalse
  • Shared Activity Feature should be enabled in Salesforce.
  • Setup >> Customize >> Activities >> Activity Settings >>
  • Allow Users to Relate Multiple Contacts to Tasks and Events >> TRUE
  • This setting is currently enabled for Events only.
  • You need to add EventRelation object in pulsar.sync.objects setting.You can use this setting to select and re-order which fields get displayed for Salesforce events showing on the calendar