yes you have to put in the billing details anyway

Hi beforehand - I am a python beginner. Be nice ;-) I want to change the display format of the date. My MagicMirror runs in German. Instead of “today at xx.xx clock” or in German “Heute um xx.xx Uhr” only “xx.xx” should be displayed, as with later events in a few days. And instead of “Morgen um xx.xx Uhr” you should also see “xx.xx”. In the translations, I first tried to set the translation of “today” and “tomorrow” to “”. Apparently, translation is not used by the calendar module. It was already clear to me that there must be something else because a translation of “at” or “um” did not occur. So it’s probably a formatting function in python. But I fail. Can someone help me? And then another question, since I am also a github freshman. Should / can I make such a new version of Calendar available to all and if so, how do I do that. thank you very much greetings Sepp

@thelonegeek Sorry. I am absolutely no expert in this. I dont even have a mac book.

A new version was published. Now it works again. Solved.

Here you go: https://github.com/ptrbld/MMM-Button and https://github.com/Jopyth/MMM-Buttons AxLED

I already put my icloud calendar on MM, but it only displays the upcoming events. You know sometimes you may miss some, so the the passed events would be better for me to display. Is there already specified configuration to do it? Thanks.

Still having weird issues…the 932L camera iFrame shows right away but seems to disappear after a bit…the 5030L camera throws the error but if you start with nom start dev and use the user agent switcher to change to Firefox and then hit ctrl-f5 to refresh then that window works…for a bit…but it eventually disappears too…I have no idea how to refresh the browser unless the dev console is running… Having any IP cam feeds running in this Ubuntu install may be a pipe dream for me

@cruunnerr So after a couple of days I gave it a new try. You were close to the solution. I did not install the dependencies right. For all with the same issue, you have to read the instructions better than I did: Navigate into your MagicMirror’s modules folder and execute git clone https://github.com/ptrbld/MMM-Podcast.git. A new folder will appear navigate into it. --> which means navigate into MMM-Podcast. Execute npm install to install the node dependencies. --> in the folder MMM-Podcast, install the omx-manager and omxdirector (see dependencies). 3. Install omxplayer. --> However, I already had the newest version installed. Now it works fine. And it is pretty awesome. Thanks for helping me. Mr.Coffee

Hi, I would like to see the description of the news in the newsfeed all the time. So, like mentioned in the options, I changed the “showDescription = false” in the newsfeed.js to “true”. It works fine. I can see the description of every article without doing anything, even when the articles update. The problem is when I use the command “ARTICLE_MORE_DETAILS” to open the full article. It works like a charm, but when I close the full article I use the command “ARTICLE_LESS_DETAILS”. It goes back to the newsfeed but unfortunately without showing the descriptions anymore. I only see the headlines (like “showDescription = false” although “true” is still set of course). If I use the command “ARTICLE_MORE_DETAILS” again, the description opens, but the article is freezed - like coded. Do you have any idea, how I can leave the full article going back to the “show-description-version”? Or instead, how can I remove the freeze? Thanks a lot. Greetings Mr.Coffee

@zdenek You’re welcome, mate. You could create an issue, letting the author know that his README.md file should be updated to show this information. In this way, you’re helping someone else in the future. Pretty cool, no?

@kj3rra Not sure that @strawberry-3.141 will agree with the approach, but you can actually achieve the same thing with just CSS animations (and avoid creating a module). Try either the following in your css/custom.css file: /* this will cause the image to fade out for about 2 seconds every 2 minutes */ body{ animation: fading 60s infinite alternate; } @keyframes fading { 0%, 98% { opacity: 1; } 100% { opacity: 0; } } - or - /* this will cause the image to slide down, across 10px after 30 seconds, for 30 seconds, then back up */ body{ animation: slide 60s linear infinite alternate;} @keyframes slide { 0%, 49% { transform: translate(0, 0); } 50%, 100% { transform: translate(10px, 10px); } } You can adjust the time value (i.e. 60s) to more/less as you like (but be careful, 2% of one hour is over 2 minutes). You can also adjust the percentages, and use decimal percents, like 0.5% if needed. CSS 2D transforms should not take too much memory or cause issues on an RPi. I assume that Chromium/Electron supports CSS 3 animations. YMMV.

“This was using the already existing repo Mirror Mirror On The Wall, with the associated skill, which was why I hadn’t posted the skill itself. This had very kindly been developed by joanaz in the past, but the instructions have not been updated in a while so it’s somewhat more challenging than I had anticipated to get through.” Sorry, wrote this without seeing who it was that posted. Basically, I don’t think this requires new code per se, but would just need new instructions (ReadMe), and for me at least, a lot of css-ing.

@dandrea30 there are two commas missing { module: 'MMM-Traffic', position: 'bottom_right', classes: 'dimmed medium', //optional, default is 'bright medium', only applies to commute info not route_name config: { api_key: 'your_apikey_here', mode: 'driving', origin: '4 Pennsylvania Plaza, New York, NY 10001', destination: '1 MetLife Stadium Dr, East Rutherford, NJ 07073', mon_destination: '116th St & Broadway, New York, NY 10027', fri_destination: '1 E 161st St, Bronx, NY 10451', arrival_time: '0800', //optional, but needs to be in 24 hour time if used. route_name: 'Home to Work', changeColor: true, showGreen: false, limitYellow: 5, //Greater than 5% of journey time due to traffic limitRed: 20, //Greater than 20% of journey time due to traffic traffic_model: 'pessimistic', interval: 120000 //2 minutes } },

I successfully installed this module and it works fine. I want to use this module several times for several connections and get all the modules in the top right corner one below another. My code looks like this: { module: 'MMM-SwissCommute', position: 'top_right', header: 'Winterthur - Zurich', config: { from: 'Winterthur', // Start train station to: 'Eschlikon', // Destination station maximumEntries: 2, // Max departures displayed minWalkingTime: 10, // Minimum time to get to the station } }, { module: 'MMM-SwissCommute', position: 'top_right', header: 'Winterthur - Lausanne', config: { from: 'Winterthur', // Start train station to: 'Lausanne', // Destination station maximumEntries: 2, // Max departures displayed minWalkingTime: 10 // Minimum time to get to the station } }, where I just take the module one after another. The outcome looks like this, where the modules are placed next to each other. [image: 1525171431008-1524927276920-screen_mm.png] Does anybode know how to fix this? Thanks

Hi there, My mirror is up to date. MMM-Wunderground works well except iconset. My config is below. But icons are still flaticons. [image: Screenshot%202018-04-29%2003.32.31.png] Any idea? { module: 'MMM-WunderGround', position: 'top_right', config: { apikey: 'XXXXXXXXXX', pws: 'Istanbul', hourly: '0', fctext: '1', fcdaycount: "3", fcdaystart: "0", hourlyinterval: "3", hourlycount: "2", alerttime: 10000, alerttruncatestring: "english:", roundTmpDecs: 1, UseCardinals: 0, layout: "horizontal", sysstat: 0, iconset: "VCloudsWeatherIcons" } },

Don’t forget to check the error logs and dmesg.

A couple things. First, please use the markdown features of the forum to make your code easier to read. There’s a nice tutorial on Git. Secondly, you need to run the npm install command in the Magic Mirror folder. So try this: cd ~/MagicMirror npm install

I got it working! Thanks so much. I had not heard of jshint yet. Thanks for the tip

I have not yet. Reading the newsfeed readme it looks like it may have to do with x-frame options of the source. I have to confess though I have no idea where to view a site’s x-frame options header or how to find news feeds with x-frame options that are favorable for embedding into an iframe.