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          CiviCRM DOES store that information, but doesn't expose it to the user interface. So you have two choices:




          • Check with SQL. This will give a list of all events with creators:


          select ce.id, ce.title, cc.display_name from civicrm_event ce JOIN civicrm_contact cc on ce.created_id = cc.id;


          Add WHERE ce.id = x before the semicolon at the end to just show a single event (where x is the event's ID).




          • I wrote an extension that allows you to view (and change) the name from the user interface called Edit Event Manager.






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            CiviCRM DOES store that information, but doesn't expose it to the user interface. So you have two choices:




            • Check with SQL. This will give a list of all events with creators:


            select ce.id, ce.title, cc.display_name from civicrm_event ce JOIN civicrm_contact cc on ce.created_id = cc.id;


            Add WHERE ce.id = x before the semicolon at the end to just show a single event (where x is the event's ID).




            • I wrote an extension that allows you to view (and change) the name from the user interface called Edit Event Manager.






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              CiviCRM DOES store that information, but doesn't expose it to the user interface. So you have two choices:




              • Check with SQL. This will give a list of all events with creators:


              select ce.id, ce.title, cc.display_name from civicrm_event ce JOIN civicrm_contact cc on ce.created_id = cc.id;


              Add WHERE ce.id = x before the semicolon at the end to just show a single event (where x is the event's ID).




              • I wrote an extension that allows you to view (and change) the name from the user interface called Edit Event Manager.






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                CiviCRM DOES store that information, but doesn't expose it to the user interface. So you have two choices:




                • Check with SQL. This will give a list of all events with creators:


                select ce.id, ce.title, cc.display_name from civicrm_event ce JOIN civicrm_contact cc on ce.created_id = cc.id;


                Add WHERE ce.id = x before the semicolon at the end to just show a single event (where x is the event's ID).




                • I wrote an extension that allows you to view (and change) the name from the user interface called Edit Event Manager.






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                CiviCRM DOES store that information, but doesn't expose it to the user interface. So you have two choices:




                • Check with SQL. This will give a list of all events with creators:


                select ce.id, ce.title, cc.display_name from civicrm_event ce JOIN civicrm_contact cc on ce.created_id = cc.id;


                Add WHERE ce.id = x before the semicolon at the end to just show a single event (where x is the event's ID).




                • I wrote an extension that allows you to view (and change) the name from the user interface called Edit Event Manager.







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