New answers tagged notification-center
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Solved following this guide. You simply have to kill the notification center process.
http://n8henrie.com/2012/08/fix-click-to-tweet-in-mountain-lion-notification-center/
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On my jailbroken iPhone, I make use of LockInfo.
With LockInfo, you not only get notification center on the lock screen, you have more control over what notification center does.
And relating directly to your question, with this plugin, you can navigate to:
System Settings -> LockInfo -> Notifications and Widgets -> Calendar -> Calendars; and select which ...
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I just simply alt-click on the menubar icon, which actually greys it out and disables it until clicked on again.
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Edit: this was not meant to be an answer, simply a comment:
I have this issue once in a while as well. From the last time it occurred I believe it happened when I tried to dismiss an alert while having the notification center still open, but I think it also has happened for nothing in other occasions.
But in any case, the last time I got it back from ...
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Here is what you want:
tell application "System Events"
tell process "Notification Center"
click menu bar item 1 of menu bar 1
end tell
end tell
Then, just save the script, then just add it to quicksilver's triggers.
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Well, it wouldn't be pretty, but what I would do is to just assign a really esoteric keyboard command (something guaranteed not to conflict with your existing shortcuts) and then write applescript to invoke that keystroke.
tell application "System Events"
keystroke "Some Rarely Used Letter" using {"command down, shift down, control down"} --Or whatever
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