@wishmaster270 said in Cannot get MMM-EmbedURL to show any sites:

Are you sure you set the security settings of electron?

no… I viewed that as optional if doing webview…(electron javascript content) but I am viewing an html page. (altho hosted by MM)

If do use the build in electron browser to view the mirror you can use Webview instead

my config

{ module: "MMM-EmbedURL", position: "top_left", header: "Embed-URL", config: { updateInterval: 120, attributes: [ "frameborder=0", ], embed: [ "http://localhost:8090/modules/MMM-Config/review/", "https://cnn.com" ] }, },

@BKeyport can you say more what you wanted to achieve

@DrKaMo see the MMM-HomeAssistantDisplay module

Use the 3rd party module list linked in the header above

@paddy49 see this
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/post/121607

node is not IN the MagicMirror folder, it is a system tool

@KristjanESPERANTO we have had a few forum updates

@BKeyport Sorry, to one I’m the documentation is the correct one.

Great to hear it is working.

@shiryu1031 sorry, not clear what you want here

@Dawcio232v2 can you run the config checker

npm run config:check

find the line it complains about, go back 1 and see if it is correct
sometimes it is missing a trailing comma

here is was a ,issing close brace }

@adampotgieter also, don’t double post

All users w reputation below 2 have their posts reviewed. This stops all the porn and junk posts

@sdetweil said in Set MagicMirror time of compliments for specific durations:

@yonika the default compliments module provides that ability today.

Using a new key type, a Cron expression

From the documentation

IMG_0490.png IMG_0491.png

Thanks! That Helps! Got My Solution! ;)

@sdetweil No, my address is set 0.0.0.0

@el_georgie did you get a new api key?? 3.0 requires a credit card, only 3.0 available now

@sdetweil Thank you! Using developers tab and console.logs, I fixed the data coming in (driven on a timer). Once that was correct, your confirmation/explanation of show/hide made total sense!

If (items.length> 0) {
this.show();
} else {
this.hide();
}

Works great!

HELLO I ALSO THINK THANK YOU AGAIN

@siujd2001 awesome

Could be a faulty installation…

At the 3rd Party Modules page on GitHub you’ll find 2 different versions of the MMM-GoogleTrafficTimes module; an old one from pjestico and a newer one from Jacopo1891.

I couldn’t get the Jacopo1891 version working, so I tried the pjestico version (on MacOS), and got the following error at installation:

npm ERR! Your cache folder contains root-owned files, due to a bug in npm ERR! previous versions of npm which has since been addressed. npm ERR! npm ERR! To permanently fix this problem, please run: npm ERR! sudo chown -R 501:20 "/Users/harriev/.npm"

It fixed the problem indeed, the module worked fine afterwards.
Then, I removed the old module, installed the Jacopo1891 version and that
worked as well.

@sillen can you tell me where the forum is? I can’t find it anywhere.

@Che

I am touched by your “thank you” in French!

Happy use,
@bugsounet