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I can no longer see the event invitations I accept on my calendar. The accept option has disappeared and it takes me to icloud.

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Hi, basciaclly I have a problem with my calendar, it is not synchronising with the events that I add on my phone. I used to create an event on my iphone calendar and then add the invited people (including my work email, thunderbird). I then received an email on thunderbird which gave me the option to 'ACCEPT' and the event was immediately stored on my Thunderbird calendar. However this no longer happens, there is now an option to accept but it takes me to an icloud page and when I press Accept nothing happens and my calendar does not show the new created events. Any tips? Many thanks for your help.

Hi, basciaclly I have a problem with my calendar, it is not synchronising with the events that I add on my phone. I used to create an event on my iphone calendar and then add the invited people (including my work email, thunderbird). I then received an email on thunderbird which gave me the option to 'ACCEPT' and the event was immediately stored on my Thunderbird calendar. However this no longer happens, there is now an option to accept but it takes me to an icloud page and when I press Accept nothing happens and my calendar does not show the new created events. Any tips? Many thanks for your help.

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Did you make any changes recently? What is your 'Thunderbird calendar'? Local, or a network calendar? Does it have the correct email address assigned, i.e. the one the invitation was sent to?

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Thank you for your time christ1. It's a local network and yes the correct email was assigned. I have decided to add my event directly on to the calendar... easier like that. Thanks anyway.

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It's a local network

Well, that doesn't really help. Local calendar means one which is located on your local disk.

Network calendar means one located on a different machine running a calendar server reachable via the network. This can be your local network (LAN) or the Internet.