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Forums DotNetNuke Smart-Thinker E... Normal users's can't see events on the calendar

9/11/2008 10:51 AM

	Tom
11 posts

Normal users's can't see events on the calendar (United States)

Kind of strange, but a normal registered user cannot see the events on the calendar. They can see the events in the upcoming events module, they can see the event details and they can even RSVP but on the actual events module they cannot see any of the events it's just blank as if there were no events. I thought it was a permission or view problem but I've tried just about everything. What am I missing?

Thanks in advance,

Tom

9/13/2008 7:44 PM

	Rodney Joyce
3064 posts
www.DNNDir.com

Re: Normal users's can't see events on the calendar (N/A)

Ok, so it's an issue with the Event Detail page - can you paste the URL of an event here? I want to make sure the EventID is being passed in correctly. Also, can you check your Event Viewer when this happens to make sure there are no errors. Can you also confirm the Event and DNN Version you are using please.

Thanks
Rodney
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