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Our outlook calendar looks fine in outlook but the shared link (html) that we use on our website is showing the calendar as 1899. We have not made any changes to our website so can only assume Microsoft has made some kind of update that has caused this?. How do we rectify or get Microsoft to resolve the issue?
If you click on Today then that takes you to the view that users should be seeing but obviously our users will not know to do that (and why should they)
Just to add to this, if you copy the shared html link from outlook and paste into the browser, the issue is replicated without going via our website so the issue looks likely to be a Microsoft Outlook one?
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I contacted MS support yesterday and was told engineers are aware of the issue and working on global fix. Not an issue that can be troubleshooted on local PCs. They asked me to do a developer log run on the published calendar and was uploaded for engineer's review.
Any updates from MS engineers?
We also faced the same issue for our shared calendar.
Any updates so far on this topic from MS?
Anybody heard anything more on this, 7+ days seems a ridiculously long time for this issue to still be ongoing?
Same issue still happening as of 2/16/2025. Regardless of the publish link used, the initial date is from 1899.