[null,null,["อัปเดตล่าสุด 2025-08-29 UTC"],[[["\u003cp\u003eGoogle Workspace add-ons for conferencing can include optional settings pages built with standard HTML and CSS, hosted externally or within Apps Script.\u003c/p\u003e\n"],["\u003cp\u003eAdd-on settings allow users to control details like logging out of the third-party system and are accessed via Google Calendar's settings.\u003c/p\u003e\n"],["\u003cp\u003eWhen building an external settings page, ensure elements interact correctly with the conferencing system and the add-on manifest links to its URL.\u003c/p\u003e\n"],["\u003cp\u003eApps Script web apps offer an alternative hosting option, enabling communication with Google servers and dynamic content through templates.\u003c/p\u003e\n"],["\u003cp\u003eWhen using Apps Script for settings pages, maintain consistent project version numbers across deployments to ensure proper functionality.\u003c/p\u003e\n"]]],["Google Workspace add-ons with conferencing features can have optional settings pages. Users access these pages through Google Calendar's add-on settings. Developers build settings pages using HTML and CSS, hosted either externally or within Apps Script. The settings page should allow users to adjust add-on behaviors, communicating with the third-party system to enact changes, storing data in user properties. To link externally, developers specify the URL in the add-on's manifest file. For Apps Script, they use web apps and must maintain consistent project versions between the add-on and settings page.\n"],null,["# Adding conferencing add-on settings\n\n| **Note:** This functionality was built for conference providers specifically, and was originally available as *[Calendar conferencing add-ons](/workspace/add-ons/guides/glossary#calendar_conferencing_add-on)*.\n\nGoogle Workspace add-ons that add conferencing\nsolutions often have details that should be controlled by the user from an\nadd-on *settings page*. For example, it is common to have a button or control\nthat lets a user log out of the third-party conference system.\n\nAdd-on setting pages are optional. The following sections describe how to open\nan add-on's setting page and how to build a setting page.\n\nOpen add-on settings\n--------------------\n\nYou can open the settings page of an add-on you have installed by doing the\nfollowing:\n\n1. Open [Google Calendar](https://calendar.google.com/).\n2. Click the settings icon and select **Settings**.\n3. In the left navigation panel, select **add-ons** to jump to the installed add-on list.\n4. Click the **Settings** button that appears to the right of the add-on name to open the settings page for that add-on; this causes Google Calendar to open the settings page URL.\n\nIf an add-on does not define a settings page, the **Settings** button does not\nappear.\n\nBuild a settings page\n---------------------\n\nA settings page is generally built using standard HTML and CSS. When designing\nyour page, follow the\n[add-on style guidelines](/workspace/add-ons/guides/workspace-style).\n\nWhen a user makes adjustments to the add-on settings, the page should send\nrequests to the third-party conferencing system to enact those changes as\nappropriate. The page can also store and retrieve information from the add-on\nproject [user properties](/apps-script/reference/properties) as needed.\n\n### Hosted on an external web server\n\nYou can host your add-on setting page externally from the add-on script project,\nperhaps as part of the third-party conferencing website.\n\nTo link an add-on to an external setting page, you must do the following:\n\n1. Build the page and host it externally. When adding elements to the page, be sure that they communicate correctly with the third-party conferencing system and make the appropriate changes for that user.\n2. In the add-on script project, implement a function that returns the URL for the external page.\n3. Specify the name of this function as the `calendar.createSettingsFunction` field in the add-on project [manifest](/workspace/add-ons/concepts/workspace-manifests#manifest_structure_for_g_suite_add-ons).\n\n### Hosted within Apps Script\n\nYou can provide a settings page for your add-on by using an Apps Script\n[web app](/apps-script/guides/web). As a web app, your add-on script project\ncan build and deploy the page, which is then hosted on the Apps Script servers.\n\nSee the [HTML Service guide](/apps-script/guides/html#serve_html_as_a_web_app)\nfor details on how to build HTML for web apps. Your settings page can\n[communicate with the Google servers](/apps-script/guides/html/communication)\nas needed. You can also make use of\n[templates](/apps-script/guides/html/templates) in the page to make it more\ndynamic.\n\nThe\n[Calendar conferencing add-on example](/workspace/add-ons/samples/conferencing-sample)\nshows how to construct a web app settings page.\n| **Caution:** When deploying a web app page for use, you must provide a script project [version](/apps-script/guides/versions). You also provide a project version when deploying the add-on. As you update your script project to new versions, always be sure that the version number for the deployments matches. Otherwise your add-on may exhibit unexpected behavior."]]
