> So this event is still in the export despite having been deleted??? The
> start date appears to come well after the end date, which is odd.
I hadn't exported the calendar yet - I was trying to figure out
what was up with that specific event, and hadn't gotten that far.
> Uh, well... I guess the questions are how this event has managed to
> stick around after deletion... how the dates got mangled so badly...
> and what happened when it was supposedly deleted.
I have no idea. :/
> You could remove it from the backend and recreate it. You could try to
> swap the DTSTART and DTEND field values and see if it starts showing up
> again, and if so, if it will delete correctly this time. Not sure what
> else...
Switching the DTSTART and DTEND fields around did it. It suddenly
appeared as an event on Nov 1st, with no error. I deleted that one,
and created a new one on the right day, and all is fine now.
Very weird. Thanks for all your help!
Benny
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