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5/6/2010 11:00 AM
 
I am using DNN 5.2.2. I have an event calendar on one of my web site page. The calendar shows me the events that I add through the Event calendar interface.

Now I am trying to add an event directly by entering values in the tables. I have added a record in EventsRecurMaster table and then I added  the relevent recordin the Events table.

Problem I am facing is that the manually added event is not displayed in the event calendar. Can some one guide me where  I am getting wrong.

Thanks in advance
 
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