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After my upgrade to Mavericks, using iCal 7, I am now seeing many invites that are to calendars I subscribe to (i.e. not my calendars) - even though these calendars are just being shared as "Public" and not ones that I should be able to edit.
Note: Clicking on Accept, etc on these invites does not accept the invite in other people's calendars.
OS X Mavericks (10.9)
I don't know if this is related but ever since upgrading to Mavericks, after an event has elapsed on my google calendar (which i sync via caldav), the event's properties are changed such that an invitation is created for that event and the only invitee is me. This generates a stupid prompt on the web version of google calendar if I try to edit that event because once google thinks the event contains other invitees, it asks me to confirm whether or not to notify the invitees of the change I just made.
Myself and my several of colleagues having exact same problem. We are using calendaring heavily in our business and this makes Apple iCal app pretty useless and more and more of us migrating towards using web iterface to google calendar instead.
I'm also experiencing this problem, with Calendar and my Google account (which is a Google Apps for Business accounton our company domain).
I hadn't been aware that clicking on Accept had no effect on those other calendars; I'm going to experiment with that to verify.
But I agree with vzaliva, this is a serious issue that makes Calendar significantly less usable.
Here the same. After 2 seconds the event gets grey again. And there is no reply to the inviters.
After many months of talking with Apple Support, their engineers and multiple periods of the issue being escalated, Apple have now practically given up saying it's a bug (nice). There may be a clue where Calendar users who do not use an iCloud.com email address for their Apple ID may be initiating the error. With multiple users like this, it propagates through my Calendar into many invites to events that are nothing to do with me in the drop-down box from the top-left of the app (even though I get the correct number showing up next to my calendar title in the left-hand list).
Phhh... Exchange Server here I come, unless the next OSX fixes it (as it was all fine before Mavericks)
Found any solution or best alternative vzaliva?
Why am I seeing iCal invites to other peoples calendars after updating to Mavericks?
