NVM i got it working by removing everything under the var line Im having trouble editing the css of the events here(white boxes), i was able to add borders on them but cant edit the background and text color as i would like to. [image: VyjCoQx.png] I think the problem is because of this in the code but I’m not sure how to change it. I would like the background to be transparent and text color white(always) var div = el("div", { "className": "event", "innerText": text }); if (e.color) { var c = e.color; if (e.fullDayEvent) { div.style.backgroundColor = c; if (c[0] === "#") { var r, g, b, l; if (c.length < 7) { r = parseInt(c[1], 16) * 16 + parseInt(c[1], 16); g = parseInt(c[2], 16) * 16 + parseInt(c[2], 16); b = parseInt(c[3], 16) * 16 + parseInt(c[3], 16); } else { r = parseInt(c.substr(1, 2), 16); g = parseInt(c.substr(3, 2), 16); b = parseInt(c.substr(5, 2), 16); } l = 0.299 * r + 0.587 * g + 0.114 * b; if (l >= 128) { div.style.color = "black"; } } } else { div.style.color = c; } }

which raspberry pi os did you install? It must be one with desktop

@sg437 I think your ICAL URL might be wrong. Check that URL with the default calendar model. (See the log - what the module said.) And, I don’t recommend putting the upcoming view into the horizontal region. upcoming view has only one slot so it will not match with the horizontal layout. upcoming view in the vertical region or daily view, weeks view in the horizontal region is better. { module: "MMM-CalendarExt2", config: { firstDrawingDelay: 10, calendars : [ { name: "Tottenham", url: "https://www.google.com/calendar/ical/ovb564thnod82u5c4njut98728%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics", icon: "emojione:chicken" }, { name: "Leeds", url: "https://www.google.com/calendar/ical/h2suh4c1iqvktk4olmfqtth4lg%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics", icon: "emojione-v1:shield" } ], views: [ { name: "Upcoming", header: "Upcoming Game", mode: "upcoming", position:"top_right", calendars: ['Tottenham'] }, { name: "Daily", mode: "daily", position: "lower_third", calendars: [], type: "row", slotCount: 7, fromNow: -2, useEventTimeRelative: true, } ], scenes: [ { name: "DEFAULT", views:[], }, ], } }, [image: 1633070659266-69a93edb-5e47-4a6a-a254-55953e74993c-image-resized.png]

@sdetweil Luckily, it was the very next one- the default compliments module. I haven’t taken the time to see what is wrong with it. Since everything works now, I’ll leave it disabled until I have time to figure it out.

@rikan I have only seen send a notification, or exec a program its not my module, just what I have read and little I have done with it

@sdetweil Anything to be done for it? When I have just MM running all is well . Just seems to be a problem when editing. So that is coming from the origin point of link? It is national radar from NWS and I don’t update it locally in config.js I’ll swag this and guess it generates that Vuex stuff locally when the NWS updates the radar image remotely?

@mmrize you’re exactly right. I will plug in the position order like you have and see what I get. Thanks :)… I was up till 2AM very irritated I couldn’t get it right lol.

@esim how did u install? there are some steps that don’t complete correctly on windows. do this cd MagicMirror/vendor npm install cd ../fonts npm install cd .. now u can npm start

@reniwqwil5 [image: 1632606428798-1bf646b4-94ef-4359-93ee-482ea0695851-image.png] { module: "MMM-CalendarExt2", config: { calendars: [ { name: "Tottenham", url: "https://www.google.com/calendar/ical/ovb564thnod82u5c4njut98728%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics", icon: "emojione:chicken" }, { name: "Leeds", url: "https://www.google.com/calendar/ical/h2suh4c1iqvktk4olmfqtth4lg%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics", icon: "emojione-v1:shield" } ], views: [ { name: "UPCOMING_GAME", calendars: ["Tottenham", "Leeds"], mode: "upcoming", slotMaxHeight: "240px", position: "top_right", }, { name: "MONTH", calendars: ["Tottenham", "Leeds"], mode: "month", slotMaxHeight: "75px", position: "bottom_bar" } ], scenes: [ { name: "DEFAULT", views: ["UPCOMING_GAME", "MONTH"], } ] } }, More config options and CSS customizing are needed to display pretty, but anyway, you can understand the basic concept. Calendars -> Views -> Secnes. I was the original author of this module, but I ran away from this module’s maintenance, sorry. (I had bad days personally at that period) I always thought this module has too much over-spec to use simply. Due to the dying of dependency - momentJS’, this module would be archived anyway in near future. I have no idea whether I make alternative or equivalent at this moment.

@uok825 I don’t know either

@nneuland yeh, mine is listed in the ‘alternative’ section below manual note that I have a script to disable screensaver down at the bottom too

@waki @m1scha the page that you would like to rotate to is given as a url parameter. Replace localhost:8080 with your own ip’s. curl -X GET "http://localhost:8080/api/notification/PAGE_CHANGED/0" -H "accept: application/json" You can test it out with the Swagger API: http://localhost:8080/api/docs/#/Module Control/get_api_notification___notification_____p_

@droidus no idea, did u install as pi and now running as another user? did u install as root (using sudo), now running as pi? see https://askubuntu.com/questions/1238389/invalid-mit-magic-cookie-1-key-message-while-running-a-program-with-the-termin if you used my script (just copy/paste the one line from my github page) , logged on as pi, it should have done everything for you what I do use the OS imager tool, install the latest OS image (full desktop, code name buster) on the sd card boot the sd card, turn on ssh reboot the sd card logon via ssh from windows (or linux) machine copy/paste my install script line into the ssh terminal window wait…

I it working now for you? :)

@sdetweil Ok i think i got it now… if (this.config.showEnd) { timeWrapper.innerHTML += “-”; timeWrapper.innerHTML += this.capFirst(moment(event.endDate, “x”).format(this.config.dateEndFormat)); } else // For full day events we use the fullDayEventDateFormat if (event.fullDayEvent) {

@dodo said in Manual installation error: should be the default for dummies like myself! not dummy, just inexperienced… my script was from the base, but it wasn’t possible to update as frequently as we all needed. my intent is to get you up and running. a year from now you will know a lot more

@clezio desculpa. não entendo.

@sdetweil That did it, thank you so much!

@zanix The update worked perfectly… Would not have found it myself, so anyone else looking to correct the issue follow the link above.

@swvalenti Yes but this ONLY works for an RPI4… So I KNOW someone is going to see this and try it on a 3 and come back with ‘it doesn’t work’… it does. You can also do it on a 3 but it’s different… https://thepi.io/how-to-boot-your-raspberry-pi-from-a-usb-mass-storage-device/ Just replying here so I can save myself trouble when someone tries it LOL