Why dosent my mail apear in notification center?

why dosent my email apear in the notification center?

I am having the same trouble. I have had the mail client open all morning. It does absolutely nothing if mail is sorted. Which all mine are. It will put put a message in the side bar if something goes into the inbox. But no alerts ever work. I have gone through the setting which are all correct and I have it working with the new stuff but not mail. Apple want me to pay £25 to call support ( twice the price of the operating system ) I suspect by the look of this forum, so they can tell me that it just doesn't work.

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Thanks for using Apple Support Communities.
While you are able to reply to messages and emails from the Notification Center, you are not able to delete email via the Notification Center. If you want to delete your email it will have to either be done via Mail, or the Banner notification that pops up when the email arrives.
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I can send and receive emails fine.
Wonder if your problem relates to settings. Have you checked the setting? Could you send and receive emails before the ML upgrade?
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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.
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Like others here:
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I just started using Mountain Lion and now I have some few questions about the notification center.
1. Is it possible to show all reminds in the notification center? I have a lot of reminds without an date / time and they don't appear in the notification center.
2. Is it possible to show the last five Mails in the notification center? I'm just seeing new incoming mails, but I would prefer it, if I could see the last five mails
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Ratte1988
Hallo zusammen,
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Good, glad it worked.
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When I view my Facebook account via my web browser I usually have notifications available, but these notifications are not showing up in Notification Center.
I do receive Calendar, Mail, etc. notifications in Notification Center so I know it works.
I can send posts to Facebook via the Share Buttons widget in Notification Center, but presently I can receive nothing from Facebook..
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I got it to work yesterday. I tried none of the advice from discussions dealing with changing settings, enabling/disabling accounts, terminal commands, etc. All I did was ask a Facebook friend to respond to a post, and I was able to see the notifications in Notification Center.
I know most have their settings configured correctly in System Preferences, but this is how my preferences are configured on OS X Mavericks 10.9.3:
(1) Internet Accounts preference pane:
There isn't much to configure here. I signed into my Facebook account. I checked or unchecked the Calendar and Contacts selections. It doesn't matter. I left the Description, found in the Details button window, as Facebook, but it doesn't matter, either.
(2) Notifications preference pane:
Facebook alert style is set to Banners, but Alerts will also work just fine. This setting is crucial because if it's set to None, no alerts will be received. I left Show notifications on lock screen unchecked, but it doesn't matter if I check it or not. And I put a check mark in Show in Notification Center, and the number of Recent Items can be set to whatever available setting desired, mine is set to 20 Recent Items.
(3) Notifications preference pane:
I placed a check mark on Show share button notifications in Notification Center, which is found when Share Button is selected in the list of notifications like Facebook, Calendar, Mail etc.
Again, I did nothing else, and it just works. As a side note: before I got it to work I called AppleCare and a senior advisor spent considerable time with me trying to find out why it wasn't working. And his last bit of advice was that I should reinstall the OS. He needs retraining because that bit of advice was ill-advised, to say the least.
I simply had no experience with receiving Facebook notifications in Notification Center 'on OS X', and the AppleCare employees had no training in this area, but if Notification Center is part of OS X, and Facebook notifications are part of Notification Center training in this area should be standard, but the AppleCare employees were guessing, not advising, which certainly is not technical support. Hence, my AppleCare dollars were not at work as expected.
So without prior knowledge as to how the specifics of 'Facebook' notifications worked in Notification Center on OS X, my assumption was I would be notified each time someone tagged me, someone liked a comment, post or photo of mine, someone commented on one of my posts, or someone sent me a direct message.
When I asked one of my Facebook friends to help me test it out, the following occurred (I don't remember if I had Safari up and running at this time - Note: I was signed into Facebook via Safari. I say this because AppleCare employees did explain on OS X some applications must be launched in order to received notifications, which in my mind is wasted time and code for Apple developers. Why offer notifications if the application is already launched? Ridiculous, if you ask me. That's what configuring each applications preference to set badge app icons, if it's not already coded by default.):
(1) I sent a Facebook post via Notification Center using the Facebook Share Button.
(2) I communicated with one of my Facebook friends by private message via iOS device and asked for a response to the post I sent.
(3) My Facebook friend responded to my private message, but I don't remember if I received a notification in Notification Center.
(4) My Facebook friend liked my post, shared my post, and commented on my post. I received two separate notifications in Notification Center on OS X, yet I received notifications on Facebook for all three actions, seen via iOS device. By the way, I wish Notification Center notifications would stay in Notification Center until we manually remove them. If they did stay until we manually remove them I would have time to find out which action of my friend I was received the notification for in Notification Center.
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If this is how Notification Center works (for Mail). Im not impressed!

I've have Notification Center (NC) working properly on my iPhone and iPad from day one and love it.
I assumed that NC would work the same way in Mountain Lion (ML)......it's not for Mail!
If Mail app is open then I get Mail notifications. REALLY? No need for NC for Mail if that's the case !!! Works in iOS without having Mail app open.
Or am I missing a setting?
Thanks

Terence Devlin wrote:
You can only have one app open at a time on iOS. On your Mac you can have many apps running simultaneously. So, like many users I have Mail running all the time while working in other apps. Try it sometime. It's one of the big differences between Macs and iOS devices.
Then why is it that other users HERE are reporting they are getting notifications with the Mail app closed. Un-like you and many others (according to you) I don't leave my Mail app open all the time.

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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.
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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.

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