@dnj0104 awesome! thanks for the feedback

@sdetweil Hi Sam just got back off holiday and applied you suggestion and it works. Thank you for your response. Kind reagards, John

@mishman MMM-MktIndex looks like was updated 4 days ago. I have reinstalled it and now everything works. Thanks to the developer!

@sdetweil it works! Thank you very much, you are great! Peter

@Exndfan I have something like the same - except mine was remote control so I could control it through my smart home. Still gotta get that set up again.

@bradley1982 ok thanks very much for all you help!

@sdetweil I was editing the sample. How embarrassing! I am away to the races now though :) Thanks so much for the rapid response.

@sdetweil Thanks for checking! Really appreciate that. I could reduce timing even more, still working fine for me. Perhaps the RAM cleaning process is too slow to load new picture every 30s. I also think it is more a browser/system issue than the module itself. For me that is sufficient, so closed.

@sdetweil old one works too (but should not be used anymore)

Hi there Same issue in my case. Apparently the API Key is running since I receive the data. If I use “npm run start:dev” I see the error takes place on (see the line with “HERE THE ERROR”) in the file MMM-AccuWeatherForecastDeluxe.js processWeatherData: function() { console.log(this.name, 'processWeatherData', this.weatherData.Headline.Text); var summary = this.weatherData.Headline.Text; //TODO: call hourly API var hourlies = []; if (this.config.showHourlyForecast) { var displayCounter = 0; var currentIndex = this.config.hourlyForecastInterval; while (displayCounter < this.config.maxHourliesToShow) { HERE THE ERROR - if (this.weatherData.hourly[currentIndex] == null) { break; } […] Any help on that will be really appreciated

@rutgerm .MMM-GoogleTrafficTimes did you update your system? please go to that module folder and do npm install

@sdetweil Thanks! Followed your instructions and tadaaa! It works :D Thank you very much for the help!

@Brown19 from an educational perspective the command pm2 info MagicMirror would have shown you what program. or script was being launched and then, when you open a terminal window, the .profile and .bashrc scripts are run to setup the user environment. the .bashrc has the venv command in it when pm2 launches a pgm at startup, it is not using a terminal window, so those script are NOT run you can also use the source command to load them at any time so you could have done source .bashrc instead of venv…

@lightfixer2000 Happy to hear. I’ll reveal that option in the readme. Recently, someone else reported me the same issue, and the solution was the same. I’ll change the default value soon.

@changaud which same error are we talking about? the syntax error or the einval write error

@BaileyFin said in Updating: it was like challenge for me I don’t understand… every config change is the same, base or extra module edit one file locate position enter new data or edit existing the documentation on the base modules is here https://docs.magicmirror.builders/modules/introduction.html add on modules documentation is with each module but the process is the same…

@changaud i do not know. the error is that the pin is in read (input) mode, not write (output) mode. i dont understand the change. on pi5 there is a change, but not pi4 my version of buttons only fixes install

[image: 1712683232198-magicmirror-resized.jpg] Here’s the photo Thank you, it worked with your MagicMirror² installation and configuration scripts thank you again cordially

@sdetweil You have made an old man very happy and thank you. Added a comma after the last curly bracket and it now works.

@sdetweil thank you :smiling_face_with_smiling_eyes: Thought that this maybe could help others, too. Unfortunately, I have no clue (not enough knowledge about CSS, web sites etc.) why this suddenly happened… but that doesn’t matter for me anymore as the weather icon is now looking nice again.