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Authored by: GanjaManja on Wed, Dec 31 2008 at 10:31AM PST

Brilliant...

I had 5 calendars set to publish to the local webserver (w/ the built-in Apache/WebDAV webserver on OS X 10.5) so that GoogleCalendars could post them online.

The moment I chose to "Unpublish" all of those in iCal, the missing iPhone-created events suddenly appeared on my iCal (even though the Phone's not connected)!
(it turns out that 2 of the published calendars had incorrect addresses/logins and weren't really published anyway... those were probably the culprit, as it was fixed the moment i unpublished the last one of those broken ones)

Excellent hint, I'm amazed that I don't even need to sync again for that to have already fixed the problem, it must just be a bug with iCal displaying the sync'd data of a published calendar. I hope Apple knows of this iCal bug.

I also have the "Birthdays" calendar showing, but my missing events appeared without touching it.

Later, I will try to re-publish the calendars and see if the situation stays corrected.