Could be wrong, but I do not think this level of syncing is supported. I have to manually place a calendar entry in EMC (or the iPhone or iCloud) then all is synced including wife’s iPad. I’m totally fine with the fact that iCloud, iPhone, iPad and EMC are synced but a human has to initially make an entry.
Do not think simply accepting an evite will do anything. Maybe it does if you are operating in the 100% Apple world.
Hello Markus,
what version of eM Client are you currently running? Check the exact number in Help>About section.
When you click accept in the message, does the event not get written to the calendar at all, or is it perhaps white/pending? Does it appear in the webmail calendar? Do you have perhaps more calendar folders set up and it’s in different one?
I am experiencing a similar problem. Events are not appearing in my calendar when added via an invitation (I click ‘accept’ invitation but it doesn’t appear on EM Client calendar) or when added via a 3rd party Android calendar app on my phone.
I am synced to Office 365. All the events that are not appearing in EM Client are appearing in my web-access Office 365 calendar.
Can you check that the calendar is selected in eM Client. Each calendar that you want to view should have a tick in the colored box. If the box is not ticked, click on the box (not the calendar name).
In this example only events in the blue, orange and purple calendars will be visible.
Hi. Yes, all the calendars are selected. This is a screenshot of my eM Client as it is now. I still do not see calendar items from invitations that I have accepted, or items that are visible in the Office 365 web interface. Thanks.
I am having this problem as well. Accepting calendar invitations using emClient’s “Accept” button does NOT properly accept the Gmail calendar invite. The person who invited me sees that it was accepted but my own calendar on Google’s site shows it as “Needs attention” and it is unclickable. emClient somehow puts the calendar entry into an unfixable state.