@WallysWellies good work! changing code is always an option in an open source world. most users don’t have that skill.

@MMRIZE Thanks for your work on this MMRIZE! @schwarem , my temp solution was to use an older copy of the MMM-CalendarExt3Agenda config file I happened to have backed up. For the sake of completeness (and those who may have to troubleshoot in the future) I just saw the notification of an update for the module today and installed it. Unfortunately, the module would not display at all. Luckily, I had also saved the module config file from when I initially had issues with the module updating (i.e. from a week ago when I first noticed issues). I replaced the very old module config file with this more recent config file and everything is working great!

@geronimodupree There was a bug. I updated.

@sdetweil thanks for sharing it then!

@plainbroke weird indeed

I have just received an email from the TfL Open Data and am sharing it for every bodies information, etc: =========================================================================== As a registered user on our Open Data portal, there is a possibility you may be using some of our open data resources that we will need to change. Important: if you are using the TfL Open Data feeds mentioned below, you will need to make updates to apps using these: Legacy Trackernet and ESUI feeds - re-platforming (hosted on cloud.tfl.gov.uk) An ‘ALERT’ post on our Tech Forum containing full details about this change/timescales, is available here. Tube Status Widget - to be decommissioned on Thursday 4 July 2024 An ‘ALERT’ post on our Tech Forum containing full details about this change/alternative options, is available here. If you have any questions or comments about either of these TfL Open Data changes, please add a comment to a relevant Tech Forum post and we will try to help. Yours sincerely, TfL Open Data Team ============================================================================ Hopefully the form links have copied through ok. Best regards N

@Babene1 Congrat. Happy to hear that. (Mine is not guilty! :D)

@autistiii what is ip_address? localhost? if NOT then you have to open up access permissions by changing the config.js address and ipWhitelist properties

@Babene1 I would expect that custom menus only work when launched from the app remote-control app webpage

@MMRIZE I was able to force it to work by re-naming the .js and .css files as seen in many posts. I also changed everything in the .css file from CX3 to CXN (for Next), and had to rename the popoverSupported and animationSupported constants at the beginning of the .js file. Maybe a little over the top, but it worked. I presume the smarter way would be to have a branch in github, but I haven’t started dabbling in that yet.

I have managed to fix my issue, it seems the event transformer I was using (to colour mt events) may have been contradicting the fix. I removed the following from my event transformer which fixed the issue! e.startDate = new Date(e.start?.date || e.start?.dateTime).valueOf() e.endDate = new Date(e.end?.date || e.end?.dateTime).valueOf()

@atltiger81 In that case, I’d use something like MMM-ProfileSwitcher and switch between two configs of the module on a timed basis. I currently have that set up with my cameras so that I can cycle through the cameras.

@stephanvdplas please be careful… the selector clause WILL ALWAYS select ALL elements that match across the entire web page… so, you should focus on THIS module .MMM-iFrame iframe{ border:0 ; } that means ALL iframe tags <iframe inside class .MMM-iFrame but not any OTHER module

@KristjanESPERANTO hi, sorry for answering first… So I set up the MMM-pihole-stats but it doesn’t show me all the information, see picture (it just says loading):$ [image: 1715771140763-mm-2.png] [image: 1715771271126-mm-1.png] does port 8000 have to go in there too?? I also tried without a port and it doesn’t work either

@mumblebaj Thank you so much for your efforts! For whatever reason, if those sections are commented out and pages is enabled, the map fails to load on my rpi (it would load if I disabled pages). I reinstalled both pages and BirdNET, disabled all other modules, removed custom.css, etc., but it wouldn’t work. I’ve given up trying to resolve this because I was able to make MMM-Carousel work for my purposes. For anyone wondering, my struggle with Carousel was configuring multiple instances of the default weather app—an “ignored” current weather instance to always remain on the screen and a forecast weather instance to appear on another page. I couldn’t make it work using the carouselId method. Instead, I duplicated the default weather module. With that done, I was easily able to ignore “weather” and put “weather2” on another page. BirdNET works perfectly and I’m all set. Thanks again for your time!

@Freddy_boy said in MMM-MyCalendar install problem: [2024-05-03 16:05:14.891] [LOG] [MMM-Pir] [LIB] [SCREEN] See you soon ! [2024-05-03 16:05:14.893] [LOG] [MMM-Pir] [LIB] [SCREEN] @bugsounet Really… I have to delete this… In all case, I’m happy that’s resolved.

@MMRIZE Awesome. I’ll update and tinker around. Thanks again.

@schwarem can you look at the messages from npm start?

@sdetweil: [Error: failed to read sensor] is related to MMM-DHT-Sensor

@stinkycol the gpio notifications module does the gpio connection differently