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inssy2588

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I have not been getting calendar invites to my inbox.

I have ensured calendars are turned on and notifications enabled but I have gotten a number of invites today and nothing on my iPhone pops up (besides the email).
 

maxsix

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I wish I could help. Mine are working very well without any intervention on my part.

Gmail / Google Calendar / Google Contacts / Google Maps / News / are in large part what makes my iPhones / iPads / MBP, MBA, MB so reliable and fun to use.

Perhaps someone will come along with an answer for you.
 

inssy2588

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Original poster
Oct 14, 2011
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I wish I could help. Mine are working very well without any intervention on my part.

Gmail / Google Calendar / Google Contacts / Google Maps / News / are in large part what makes my iPhones / iPads / MBP, MBA, MB so reliable and fun to use.

Perhaps someone will come along with an answer for you.


Me too!! I am not sure what could go wrong, but I have tried everything including deleting the account. The invites simply don't populate. Not even a sure to the Apple store would help as I'd assume it's on Google side?
 

maxsix

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Me too!! I am not sure what could go wrong, but I have tried everything including deleting the account. The invites simply don't populate. Not even a sure to the Apple store would help as I'd assume it's on Google side?

After much thought I remembered that I had a similar if not absolutely identical problem last year.

It occurred after I did a clean install of Yosemite. Here's what I did to fix it.
I'd highly encourage you to give this a try.

1. Open a Finder window and select your account’s home folder.
2. Click on the View menu and select Show View Options.
3. A Show Library Folder option will be available.
4. Put a check in the box: Show Library Folder, and the Library directory will become unhidden and be visible when accessing your home folder.



A. Open Library Folder
B. Open the Preferences Folder
Find the file:

com.app.iCal.plist

move it to the trash.



1. Open Calendars Folder
There you will see a list of folders _and_files
Ignore the folders
Find the following four files and move them to trash:

Calendar Cache
Calendar Cache-shm
Calendar Cache-wal
Email Cache.plist

After they are in the trash, Restart Computer, launch calendar.


Cheers :D
 
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inssy2588

macrumors member
Original poster
Oct 14, 2011
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After much thought I remembered that I had a similar if not absolutely identical problem last year.

It occurred after I did a clean install of Yosemite. Here's what I did to fix it.
I'd highly encourage you to give this a try.

1. Open a Finder window and select your account’s home folder.
2. Click on the View menu and select Show View Options.
3. A Show Library Folder option will be available.
4. Put a check in the box: Show Library Folder, and the Library directory will become unhidden and be visible when accessing your home folder.



A. Open Library Folder
B. Open the Preferences Folder
Find the file:

com.app.iCal.plist

move it to the trash.



1. Open Calendars Folder
There you will see a list of folders _and_files
Ignore the folders
Find the following four files and move them to trash:

Calendar Cache
Calendar Cache-shm
Calendar Cache-wal
Email Cache.plist

After they are in the trash, Restart Computer, launch calendar.


Cheers :D
Wow!!! That worked like a charm!!

Now, is there a way to do that on the phone too?!
 
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