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I am able to accept invitations from new appointments ("This message contains an appointment invitation", with the regular action buttons).

But if it comes to appointment update messages, I have no action buttons. Only the message "Diese Nachricht enthält eine Termineinladung".

Please see the screenshots.

I've already tried with troubleshooting mode (without addons etc. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/troubleshoot-mode-thunderbird#w_starting-thunderbird-in-troubleshoot-mode), this makes no difference, the issue persists.

TB Version is: 115.1.0 (68-Bit on Windows 11)

Hi All,

Need help with linking a file to a calendar reminder (event).

In Outlook I used to be able to easily link a local file located in a specified folder on my computer. For eg: I would link a .pdf invoice for my electricity bill in a folder on my computer. I would create the event to remind me I had to pay this invoice and after creating the reminder link that PDF invoice to the event and when I clicked on it, it would open the invoice using Acrobat reader or whatever other PDF reader I assigned.

I tried to attach the link using the "website" attachment tab to the event in T'bird calendar and assigned Acrobat to open the file (invoice). Acrobat does open, but returns an error saying it can't find the .pdf file. The file is definitely in the nominated folder and the link to it is correct but file doesn't open. Anyone know what I'm doing wrong?

Any assistance much appreciated. Thank You

If I create an event in a Google calendar in Thunderbird 102.11.2 and the Provider for Google Calendar, it correctly shows me as the organizer with no attendees. The Google Calendar app on my Samsung A13 phone running Android 12 shows it correctly on my calendar. If I then edit the event in Thunderbird and save it (even it I don't make changes), I am listed as an attendee to the meeting as well as the organizer. This causes my phone to show the event with a black interior rather than the normal color for events on my calendar. My presumption is that the black interior means the event hasn't been confirmed by all attendees. If I "remove all attendees" in Thunderbird for the event, my phone shows it correctly again.

I saw a similar problem report on the web about Google adding the organizer as an attendee. It said something about being logged in to "the primary" calendar when creating the event on a google calendar, but with no explanation about what the "primary calendar" is, and the description of that problem isn't exactly what is happening to me.

Removing all attendees or just living with different colored events on my calendar are viable options, but it is annoying. Any suggestions would be welcome.

After upgrading Thunderbird client to version 114.4.1 on my Windows 10 computer, I no longer can see events. I am using a CalDAV server on Linux. I believe creating and updating events works on a different Linux client, but not on this Windows 10 client. In my error console I see the message, "Calendar: Could not find definition for Eastern Standard Time". I've read some posts where others had that same time zone issue and fixing that got their events to show up. Unfortunately, they did say how they fixed it. Perhaps that is my problem as well. How do I resolve this error (to start with)?

Hi team

I notice an interesting difference in TB's version 102 compared to the former version 91. This is running on Ubuntu 22.04 and at the backend there are only CalDAV based calendars (no local calendar defined). I am using the Today pane with the calendar's upcoming events in the upper part and the tasks below.

When adding a new task via the "click here to add a new task", choosing the name of a new task (i.e. Test3), there is no indication that the task has actually been added. It is not showing this new task in the pane at all (which is clearly different to TB version 91 where that new task appeared in the list).

If I open the task window (tab), I can see the new task is there but I won't see it in Today's pane. In the task window (tab) view I have chosen to show the name of the calendar where each task has been added to and the newly created task is shown in the correct (CalDAV) calendar. The (test) tasks created show a default start date (today 8am) and end date (tomorrow 6pm).

The tasks will eventually appear in the Today pane but I have not paid attention when exactly. I know that they are there next morning when planning my day but right now when testing, neither a manually initiated calendar synchronisation nor even a full Thunderbird restart will show the task. Trying to work in the pane (i.e. change sort order) to do some kind of refresh for the pane does not show the new task(s) either.

Thanks for reading.

So, I have to unsubscribe / resubscribe to one of my 4 Google calendars to get it to show for current month since upgrading to 102.3.1... now running 102.4.1 and it still happens, even with add-ons disabled and using the built-in caldav support... only now I have to manually enter my gmail account name every time to re-subscribe to the one missing calendar. After unsubscribing/resubscribing to the one calendar, I went to print my monthly calendar today, found that the popup window was blank (layout:'list') and changed layout to 'monthly grid'... still blank, until I turn off 'events' and the monthly grid shows except empty of any calendar information. I turned the 'events' back on and even the grid goes away and it's a blank window again. I tried restarting Thunderbird and printing the 3 calendars that do show and still get a blank screen with any 'layout: list, monthly grid, or weekly planner... unless I turn off 'events', then the empty grid (monthly/weekly) shows. I now have to go to Google Calendar in order to print my monthly calendar... or to see my 'missing' calendar without having to re-enter my credential information just to see the current month. Almost to the point I HAVE to leave a Chrome window open to Google Calendar because of the issues since upgrading Thunderbird to 102.3.1. I'm aware that Google has changed things (Gmail now Workspaces). Is that the problem with Thunderbird accessing Google Calendar?

Hi!

I recently added my caldav calendar to thunderbird and noticed that the event times are off by an hour. Going into Settings -> Calendar, there's a drop down for timezone, the selected one is UTC+1 whereas I'm on UTC+0 and I can't seem to set it to plain GMT/UTC (I can select that timezone on single events though), and there does not seem to be a single country or region in that timezone list that's on UTC+0 with no DST.

Is there some way to set the calendar time zone to UTC+0?

I've used the Thunderbird calendar for appointments for years and today had my first issue when I tried to set an end date for a recurring appointment. Once I edited the appointment (all occurrences) all appointments in my calendar were covered by a colored grid and were unreadable. Fortunately I had backed up the calendar a couple of days ago so I was able to restore the calendar by restoring the calendar data file from my backup. I attempted to set an end date for the appointment again but the calendar became corrupted once again. I am attaching a screenshot of what the calendar looked like after trying to set an end date for an appointment. I assume this is a recently introduced bug in the program, if not is there another workaround besides retrieving a backup for the calendar data file?

Since upgrading to v102 I've lost events in my calendar and am progressively losing historic data that I wanted to keep (events that were there last week aren't there this week). I've tried copying a backup of local.sqlite and checked the entries in prefs.js to no avail. If I can't fix then I'm going to have to dump Firefox and Thunderbird.

https://discourse.mozilla.org/t/how-to-disable-reminders/122132?u=rokejulianlockhart.rymcmt

I want to, because snoozing and dismissal appear to modify the tasks / calendar entries on the server rather than locally, and I don't trust that Thunderbird shall not modify them incorrectly.

I cannot see the description for a lot of the events in my calendar when there are large attendee lists. In this example the attendee list is so large I cannot even resize it to see the description. There needs to be a way to scroll the event window as a whole when the content doesn't all fit, or alternatively a way of collapsing the attendee list.

My running Thunderbird 102.3.1 with "provider for google" extension installed

Some of the entries on the Google web version of the calendar are not appearing in the Thunderbird version

All help and suggestions welcomed

Recently rcvd a pair of reminders from my/our calendar (attached). When I attempted to Dismiss/Dismiss All, the reminder dialog remained open. There was no hint of any activity related to the dialog response at all. I closed the dialog using the upper right corner X and shortly thereafter the dialog reappeared. Once the dialog reappeared, I attempted to Snooze/Snooze All. Again, there was no hint of any activity.

1. TB is up-to-date @ v102.4.0 x64.
2. The workstation was restarted just to be sure something else related to the current Windows session was not the cause.

Anyone else experienced this recently or have suggestions on possible ways to remedy it?

Hello,

My email host (Epik) recently removed their calendar server, hosting9.epik.com, and switched it over to a new URL. I removed all my network calendars and saved passwords for hosting9.epik.com, and added the new calendars with the new URL. However, every few minutes I get a pop-up (four, actually, one for each calendar account) asking me to provide my credentials for hosting9.epik.com. Of course my credentials no longer work and these modal dialogs block progress until they are all closed via the "X". This process repeats every few minutes and makes Thunderbird virtually impossible to use.

Can you please help me remove any/all references to hosting9.epik.com in my Thunderbird settings? I have removed the saved passwords and calendar accounts, and none of my email accounts' servers (IMAP and SMTP) refer to hosting9.epik.com. If there is somewhere else to look, please let me know. Is there some settings file I can edit on disk to remove these references, that are not available via the GUI settings? If not, I fear this may be a bug causing Thunderbird Calendar to connect to deleted servers.

Thank you!

Hi, I've searched a lot here and on other websites. I want to integrate the thunderbird calendar with the outlook.com calendar, not the Microsoft Outlook calendar. How to do so? I did publish the .ics file from outlook.com settings but do not know what to do now. Really lost. Please advice. Thanks Mohamed

OK, TB is driving me crazy with two Zoom events (plus others in the past that I just had to delete because they were so annoying.)

Whether I click "Dismiss All" or click on the individual event and "Dismiss", they pop right back up. Same thing happens when I try to close the window.

I have removed mail extensions (Provider and another that I can't remember the name of), deleted the calendars, restarted TB, and added the Google Calendars again... but they still pop up.

And, again, this seems to only happen with Zoom events but not all Zoom events... not even all Zoom events on one calendar.

Finally, the calendar is not set to Read-Only.

This is driving me crazy because not only can't I Dismiss them, they also beep every five minutes. Right now I have to disconnect the Calendar before I lose my sanity.