Adding items in notification center

Howdo I add items such as stock prices to the "Today View" of notification center?

There unfortunaltely is no way to completely turn off notifications (that I know of)
How ever there is a 'Do not Disturb' feature which disables it during a specific time period. If you set that for say 00:00 to 23:59, then you can basically disable it.

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Adding things to notification center

How do I add iTunes to my notifications? I want to be able to be notified what song/artist is playing currently, how do I add iTunes (and anything else really) to my notifications?

Applications are added automatically; I know of no way to add anything manually. I went to the iTunes store today to purchase something and - just now - saw that it is now showing in Notifications Center. As for choosing options, the only options available are shown in System Preferences > Notifications. I do not know of any way to choose a certain song; however, maybe someone else may have an idea.

Error clicking on item in notification center

When I click on an item in the notification centre, the respective app/website won't launch as it used to. Please help.
Mac Pro. OS X 10.9.3.

Launch the Console application in any of the following ways:
Enter the first few letters of its name into a Spotlight search. Select it in the results (it should be at the top.)
In the Finder, select Go ▹ Utilities from the menu bar, or press the key combination shift-command-U. The application is in the folder that opens.
Open LaunchPad. Click Utilities, then Console in the icon grid.
The title of the Console window should be All Messages. If it isn't, select
SYSTEM LOG QUERIES ▹ All Messages
from the log list on the left. If you don't see that list, select
View ▹ Show Log List
from the menu bar at the top of the screen.Click the Clear Display icon in the toolbar. Then try the action that you're having trouble with again. Select any messages that appear in the Console window. Copy them to the Clipboard by pressing the key combination command-C. Paste into a reply to this message by pressing command-V.
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Why recent items are not shown in notification center (only unchecked appear)?

Hi guys,
in notification center (ios 5 iphone 4s) I am able to view only uncheck notification, as unread mail or tweet, events programmed for the next day and so on. It seems strange becouse in setting-->notification center--> you can choose:
1,5,10 unread message for mail and
1,5,10 recent items for other apps.
does anybody know how to make appear recent item in notification center? or should I suppouse that recent items mean unchecked items?
ps: and there's also no notification in notification center for facebook. did anybody fix it?

No, it does not add that reference.
Any way,I am trying to use Sample Powershell Monitor using Powershell Script.
I am using sql.client connection to get answers from sql server.
There is only 1 row in the results and the results of the query is either 0 or 1.
But when creating a monitor I get an error with two statements
"Incorrect expression specified: New-Object System.Data.DataSet
Here is the output of script
1 -------- Indicates 1 row in Results of the query
<Property Name="State" VariantType="8">1</Property></DataItem>
Here is connection details
$SqlConnection = New-Object System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection
$SqlConnection.ConnectionString = “Server=$SQLServer;Database=$SQLDBName;Integrated Security=True”
$SqlCmd = New-Object System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand
$SqlCmd.CommandText = $SqlQuery
$SqlCmd.Connection = $SqlConnection
$SqlAdapter = New-Object System.Data.SqlClient.SqlDataAdapter
$SqlAdapter.SelectCommand = $SqlCmd
$DataSet = New-Object System.Data.DataSet
#$DataSet.Tables.Count4:51 PM 3/13/2015
$SqlAdapter.Fill($DataSet)
$retval = $dataSet.Tables[0].Rows[0][0].ToString();
$SqlConnection.Close()
$oBag.AddValue(‘State’,$retval)
#$oBag
$oAPI.Return($oBag)
Not sure what needs to be changed to run this script for creating the monitor

Notification Center item expiration date?

You can set Notification Center to display X number of "recent" items, but is there some way you can set those items to drop off the list after a certain amount of time? I don't need things like this cluttering up the list, and I don't want to have to spend time manually cleaning it up:

I did make a formal feature request, thanks.
I can spend a few seconds cleaning up the NC list; it just irks me a little that I have to. That's the sort of thing computers are really good at doing themselves, if you let them. I'd be perfectly happy with one button that cleared the entire list, rather than having to click an X for each app that generates notifications.
It's a pretty minor problem any which way, though, I reckon.

I downloaded Mountain Lion and can neither see the Twitter nor the Facebook menu items in the notification center. Any suggestions?

Hi,
I downloaded Mountain Lion and can neither see the Twitter nor the Facebook menu items in the notification center. Any suggestions about what can I do to see both Twitter and Facebook menus at the top in the noticiation center as is supposed to be according to the Mountain Lion features video that Apple has posted on its website.
Thanks,
Manish

FaceBook coming This Fall...
http://www.apple.com/osx/whats-new/

Mountain Lion notification center shows no events/items at all!

Okay, so,
I've updated Lion to Mountain Lion.
I've gone into the Notifications area in the system preferences area and everything is enabled.
I've swiped my fingers across to pull the notification window into view.
I've sent myself an e-mail from my gmail account in a browser to the account in my mail app
But there is nothing in there! Nothing but the Click to Tweet button type thing and the show alerts and banners switch.
Why is my notification center not showing anything?!?!?!?!
Thanks for any help in advance

Notification Center is empty!
I have an iMac and Macbook Air, I sent myself a test email and nothing showed up in NC on either Mac. I set a reminder on my iMac and it showed up in NC on the iMac but not the MBA, vice versa; I set a reminder on the MBA and it didn't show up on the iMac NC. Both event reminders pinged my iPhone though.
I did just get an email notification from MLB.com that I can save $30.00 though, that showed up in NC on both machines. Stumped.
The settings on both machines are identical, all apps that should be notifying me are minimized but I am getting nothing!
my understanding was that the NC was cloud based and not local to keep all Macs in sync and harmony, this just isnt the case for me.
debating on whether or not to book a Genius appointment to go over this, I'm hoping that the issue resolves itself or that an update is in the works.
I don't anticipate 1000 Notifications in the near future but would like to have a centralized spot to view them, I love the NC on the iPhone but the Mac NC is very frustrating.

I can't get more than 2 calendar events to post in the notification center even though I have 10 items checked in the settings area. Any advice?

I can't get more than 2 calendar events to post in the drop down notification center, even though I have 10 checked in the settings area. Any advice?

Same here. I've been searching for a solution but have found nothing.

Facebook and Twitter Posts not Working in Notification Center??!

Ok right now I am REALLY confused. About a week ago, I went to post something on twitter. Naturally, instead of having to go to twitter.com and signing in, I used the Notification center "Click to Tweet" button to make my post. It worked just as you would expect. The little screen popped up, I typed my post and tweeted it.
Just a few days ago, both the Tweet and Facebook Post buttons stopped working. I can click on them all I want, but the little index card-like screen never shows up. I don't know what the issue is, since I had both buttons working a few days ago. To try solving the issue I:
1. Went into the settings for notifications and "Hid" the buttons from Notification center (that didn't work)
2. Removed both my accounts from my laptop and re-added them (that didn't work)
3. Checked to see that the password was correctly typed in... it was (and that still didn't work)
The only thing I have left to do is try shutting down my laptop and restarting it. However I recently had some iPhoto software updates that required the laptop to be restarted. Even though this was after the problem started, it still didn't fix it.
One more thing to note is that in Safari where the "Share" button is... that still works fine. I shared a website I was on to Facebook and it posted successfully. The only problem is the functions in Notification Center.
If anybody has a solution to this issue where the Tweet and Facebook Post buttons stop functioning for Notification center, I would really appreciate it. Thanks
- Dan (ThunderBow98)
NOTE- One other thing. Notifications from Facebook and Twitter still work, however. For instance, I just got a friend request approved on Facebook and that appeared as it should with the little banner notification as well as it appearing in my list of notifications. Somebody re-tweated my tweet and that appeared there too. The only thing that isn't working is the posting features.

First, I would eject whatever it is that you downloaded. Go to Finder and eject it that way or depending how you have your system set up, do the two finger tap and Eject it. Download the link above. Once it downloads, double click it to install it. It should work. If it doesn't you need to use your Disk Utility to check for errors. Click your Finder again and then Applications. Scroll down to Utilities and then Disk Utility. Click on your hard drive and you will get a menu of items on the right side. Towards the bottom, you will see a button to Verify Disk Permissions. Click that and let it run. It may take a few minutes to finish. Once it's finished there may be a list of things wrong with your system. Click the Repair Permissions and let the computer do it's thing. Use Disk Utility at least once a month to make sure everything is in order on your system. If this doesn't fix it, I don't have any other suggestions. I'd hate to say do a fresh install but that might be the next step if this doesn't work.
Something else to consider is that is if you use Time Machine and the system did work at one point, you could go back to the last known good point and reinstall that back-up. You would lose anything you have saved since that point (obviously). If you take steps to back up your information, that should not be an issue. (For me), Time Machine works as advertised. If you are not backing system up regularly, shame on you. You need to start ASAP backing up. It's an easy process and it's times like you are having now, that make the small preventive maintenance, worth extra time and effort.
Good luck.

Mail & Notification Center not working

Not getting any alerts/badges when receiving mail via the Mac Mail application. Here's everything I have done tested so far:
- tested by sending email from another account, not via the mac mail app
- uninstalled Growl, rebooted then reinstalled Growl
- opened Notification Center prefs and turned all off, rebooted then turned all on
- Made sure that Gen Prefs in Mail app have notifications set for any mailbox...also tested with inbox only
- set mail account to POP and IMAP with same result
I've made sure Mail was running in the background and still no notification when Mail arrives. Also disabled my mail acct and added an iCloud account and still no new notifications.
Am I missing something?

Thanks andregotz for your suggestion. I removed my personal email adress from Adressbook and all new mail now appears in NC. That is to say, when the mail app IS running. It would be nice to receive a notification in NC for new mail when the mail app is NOT running! Calendar works that way too. I receive notifications in NC for every new calendar item even when the calendar app is not running.

When I try to scroll down to see my notification center it does not apper. How do I make it work?

I went to the apple home page and was looking for apple accessories and I learned that the iapd had a notification center... I tried to make it work with my mail or messages but it does t work ....I'm not sure why. I have an iPad 2 so it should have it, I go to notification is settings but just for sounds or alerts. Its suppose to let you personalize your alerts and all..

Firstly make sure your iPad is updated to latest ios 5.0.1.
On your iPad click the settings icon and in the left column you will see Notifications as the forth option.
Tap that.
The right hand column now cascades to show setting options that you may modify/customize.
For e-mail I suggest you set to top panel to By Time
Below that are a list of Apps that are automatically available to receive notifications, however these NOT automatically setup so its a bit misleading.
At the very least you should see Mail /Messages / Calendar and Reminders.
You may also have a few third a party apps added such as Skye or various RSS readers.
The third panel has apps that you can manually ADD to notifications if you want .
Now then tap on the the Mail icon (middle panel) to open the configuration pane
Slide the top button next to Notification Centre to ON
Then tap show to set number of unread items (e-mails to be visible. If you receive lots of e-mail you might set this to 10 or even 20 Unread items)
In the alert Style pane you have three views
Set this to the middle one Banners
Turn Badge App Icon , Show Preview and View in lock screen on.
Now Tap the radio button at the top of the Column to return to the Notifications App list
Go through the list of Apps you want to turning on each one you want in turn
When your selection is complete tap the edit button in the top right hand corner and this locks to Done.
Now tap the home button your iPad.
Place a finger on the bar at the top of the screen containing the time /battery and wifi condition and in a continuous movement slide your finger downward (no pressure needed)
You will now find a cascading sheet (blind like !) descend containing your notifications.
Now tap the sleep button on your iPad . When you receive your next e-mail a note will appear on your lock screen.
You can now slide a finger across that note just like you would to unlock the IPad to be taken DIRECTLY to that e-mail within the Mail client app.
That's it really.

Weather App that reports to your notification center at a specified time?

Here's the scenario:
I work outdoors and live in the Midwest so the weather can and often does vary A LOT from day to day.
I plug my iPad in for the night and go to sleep.
When I wake up, I hit the home button to see my notification center. Contained there is the report from this weather app, telling me the basic information immediately: Current temperature, the day's high/low, any preciptiation chance.
Now here's the added bonus that I really want:
Everyone knows the temperature changes drastically from night to day, so a temperature reading would need to be taken near to the time that you wake up. What if you could set this app to display the information at a certain time? It's a concept just like an alarm where an action is triggered at a specified time, in this case, weather readings. Say I'm getting up at 6am. I'd set the app to report at 5:55am or something like that.
OR the much simpler apprach would just be to add a weather widget of some sort to the lock screen. If that's an option, I'd gladly go for that as well.
So does anything like this exist?
Thanks to all!
[EDIT]
I found the solution to my question. I had a feeling it was something really easy that I was just missing. Thanks! Feel free to delete this thread. I would but I'm not sure how or if I even can.

You are correct that things would be easier if it was automatic. However, you will generally find that it is a program with a built-in scheduler, such as a backup program or a video recording program, that left some code behind even if the program was trashed or removed from the system.
As far as the PDP11, I don't think I could afford the electricity to run one even if I had one. The PDP11 is the first computer I was exposed to in medical imaging. I list it because every once in a while it draws out the truth from folks like yourself when they admit to knowing what one is.
I think the first disk drives that thing used were housed in recycled washing machines using the old motors to drive the spindles.
-DP

Any Way to Show All Reminders in Notification Center?

I am wondering if anybody can help me here. I keep a list of ongoing items in the Mac Reminders App. However, since I typically don't assign an Alarm/Reminder to these items, they do not show up in the Mac OS X Notification Center.
I'm wondering if there is a way to show all my Reminders in the Mac Notification Center even if I have not set an Alarm time on them?
I think it will be much nicer to just crack open the Notification Center and see all my Reminders as opposed to having to open up the App each time.

More flexible itegration with Reminders would be nice.
I like to have a task list handy, to see what I need to do and check things off when I finish them.
So I'd like to have ongoing projects listed in my Notification Center -- regardless of whether they have an alarm going off today or not. Alarms are annoying, and setting and resetting them every day for several ongoing projects is even more so.
So it's Reminder in an always-open window for me too.
Until it has more flexibility, the NC strikes me as a bit of useless UI bling.
Although the inclusion in the NC of any edits I make to any documents in Text Wrangler is fantastic....Um. Not.

Alert messages from Notification Center hang after using close button

After opening my MacBook in the morning, Notification Center displays the alerts from my Calender (I realy like this new feature!).
Problem
When I click the Close Button on an Alert Message the Alert Message does not close but stops responding and stays displayed.
The only way to get rid of it is to logout and login to OSX.
Does anyone have the same problem?
I am looking for a solution.
All suggestions are welcome!
Thanks,
Chris

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As you can see the System Preferences > Notification Pane talks about "Alerts" in a general way first
Then it offers options on how the Notifications are displayed.
I was presuming you were talking about the Notifications in the same general way and I was asking which option you were using
Since my first post in this thread I have changes my Mail Notifications to Alerts (It seems to be the one with more issue)
It does hang around until I deal with it
It then send me to Mail but the Incoming mail item(s) is(are) no longer marked as unread.
This makes it a little difficult to check the generic Inbox rthat has five Accounts set up.
I am not getting a spinning beach Ball and the Alert Style Notification goes away.
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Facebook and Mail both send banner alerts in notification center for every action on facebook

So I added Facebook to my accounts in Settings. Then I logged in to Facebook and modified my notification settings so that I would get the notifications I wanted. Awesome. Works great. Problem is, these notification settings in Facebook are tied directly to your email on file with facebook -- there's no way (at least that I saw) that allows you to disable getting email from FB, but allow OS X to pull in those same notification settings.
So now in Notification Center, everytime someone interacts with my Facebook, I get an alert from Facebook and an alert from Mac Mail that Facebook was alerting me. Super redundant.
Anyone find a way around the duplications?

I'm also having this problem.
Notifications receives alerts from Reminders app, but not Mail.
I've set preferences in Mail for 'Inbox Only' and 'All Mailboxes', sent test mail from ISP webmail and Google (Mail is not setup to receive from this account) - still no notifications.
I had previously used Growl (v1.4) and GrowlMail very successfully (with 10.7), but while upgrading to Mountain Lion I was informed that GrowlMail was incompatible so I deleted it.
While testing this problem of not receiving Mail Notifications I have disabled Growl and rebooted.
Like others here:
Checked: Notifications setup
Checked: Mail setup
Rebuilt permissions
Rebooted
Any help would be very gratefully received.
Many thanks.

Adding items in notification center

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