Tickets :: Comment on [#14826] Calendar tags are not transfered to external apps

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Comment	> Hello, > > My web hoster is using horde for their user E-Mail Accounts and so on. > Personally, I am using the calendar functionallity to syncronize the > calendar to various computers. > > Since last year (or so) something has changed with the category > system internally somehow because these aren't syncronized properly > anymore. > > I used the demo account at demo.horde.org to verify that problem. > > What is the exact problem? > When creating an event (in Thunderbird or Rainlendar) and give this > event a category, then this event is created successfully in horde. > Looking it up through the web client tells me, that my category is now a tag. > > Problem is now, that when restarting the local calendar app > (Thunderbird / Rainlendar) the data is fetched from horde again. With > this syncronization the category/tag is not transfered anymore. So > Thunderbird tells me that the event does not has any category at all. > With that all declared colors (for readability) are lost. With > Thunderbird and Rainlendar it is possible to connect a category to a > specific color. > > I made some screenshots for my hoster (german, sorry^^) > Creating an event in Thunderbird https://i.imgur.com/gjFRYCq.png > Using the webclient: https://i.imgur.com/yHWUViW.png > After a restart of Thunderbird: https://i.imgur.com/Henrk1b.png > After a restart of Rainlendar: https://i.imgur.com/ZpAsBE0.png > > How to test it for yourself? > Log in into your demo application and use demo / demo > Go to the calendar tab. There should be a calendar called tagTest > This calendar is public shared for read and write. > In Thunderbird, in the calendar tab, add a new calendar. Use the .ics > subscription method: > http://demo.horde.org/rpc.php/kronolith/demo/2_uDOwYqMgwAv25YrjtLDoS.ics > Don't give it a E-Mail address and when Thunderbird asks, give it the > login credentials (demo / demo). > > Now it should be possible to read and create events. It should be > possible to create a event with a category and confirm the problem > above. > > I think most Calendar apps don't support multiple tags as categories. > Also, the category stuff was working until last year or so. > > I hope this helps to unterstand the bug. > > Greetings, > Terpo
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