Missing Growl notifications with latest build?
 

I’ve just noticed that there’s only one notification in the Growl control panel, namely the “Mail notification”. Anyone else seeing the same thing?

That may be the result of installing Safari 4 beta.

Yes, you’re right. Uninstalling Safari 4 fixed the problem. Thank you!

[QUOTE=Giorgio Valoti;56150]Yes, you’re right. Uninstalling Safari 4 fixed the problem. Thank you![/QUOTE]

I don't understand. I've got the Safari 4 beta installed and these are the notifications I see in Growl:

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Note that I [I]did[/I] run into trouble with both the Clip-O-Tron 3000 and the OmniFocus Mail rule. It seems in both cases the service in question can't get access to the selected email content. Apparently, this has something to do with the Safari 4 beta and Apple Mail's use of WebKit for email rendering. So I've disabled both features in OmniFocus for now.

-Dennis

Maybe it’s more complicated than that: on my MacBook, using Safari 4, kills Growl notifications; on my iMac everything is fine.

[QUOTE=Toadling;56190]I don't understand. I've got the Safari 4 beta installed and these are the notifications I see in Growl:

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Note that I [I]did[/I] run into trouble with both the Clip-O-Tron 3000 and the OmniFocus Mail rule. It seems in both cases the service in question can't get access to the selected email content. Apparently, this has something to do with the Safari 4 beta and Apple Mail's use of WebKit for email rendering. So I've disabled both features in OmniFocus for now.

-Dennis[/QUOTE]
Ditto for me. Only notifications received are for Auto Backup Created. None of the others, which have same settings. I DO have Safari 4 Beta installed. Any ideas????

No Growl OmniFocus Notifications Other Than Auto Backup
 

Have settings set the same for all notification. Not receivng any other than the Backup. Removed Safari 4 Beta. Still nothing. Any suggestions?

Looks like this is unrelated to Safari 4, so I'm pulling my previous suggestion.

I tried the following before Safari 4 had been installed, with it installed, and after I removed it from my 10.5.6 machine. Worked as expected in all cases.

Open OmniFocus 1.6
make new action that starts and is due 2 minutes into the future.
wait for the appointed time to roll around - see "Available" and "Overdue" notifications pop up in Growl for that action.

So, let's try and figure out why something different is happening on your machine. What OS are you running? What builds of OmniFocus and Growl? Does anything that appears to be related appear in the console?

Console.app can be found in the utilities subfolder of your applications folder. Launch it, select "Open Console Log" under the File menu, and then press the "Clear" button on the toolbar. Once you've done that, launch OmniFocus, add an action like I described above, and wait for it to become available/overdue.

Paste anything that appears in the window during this process into an email, send it to in a response to the support ticket you opened, and we'll see if we can determine what's going on here.