It would seem that the CurrentWeather module does not like it when you change to imperial units.

@mclaren said in How to run python module (+change size/C to F) newbie: I want my local buses to be displayed 2/3 down the mirror, however the script is python. I think I have put the folder in the correct place. /home/pi/MagicMirror/modules/bus however everything else is in /home/pi/MagicMirror/modules/default so not sure if I should place it in /default so it’s /home/pi/MagicMirror/modules/default/bus or leave it outside of the default folder. Hi mclaren, this is a bit difficult to understand. First of all, the directory is the right one. The default directory is used for the default modules that are included in the original MM install. All the additional modules are put into /modules But just putting a python script there is of course not enough (if I got that right from your post). You need 1) a folder containing specific files and 2) the “call-off” of your module, which is usually written in JS, in the config file. If you don’t know what I mean, it may be because I’m not native english or because you need to understand the infrastructure of the mirror. In the latter case you should read a bit more about how the MM works and what is needed for a module to work. FYI, I think there are very good modules around you can use for your local buses. I dont remember the names at the moment.

Hello !! I’m a new user of magic mirror² ! I want use Calendar with my public Calendar of iCloud. Is not ok for me… I tried to replace the webcal: // with http: // or https: // and it’s the same. I also tested to renew the link of the address of the public calendar and always same worries. Do you have a simple solution to make it work again?

I just noticed that all my future declined events are being displayed on the Default Calendar App … I couldn’t find an option to turn that off. Any one experiencing the same issue? Any way around that? Thanks

@mediathreat I think it is possible, as long as the images have some kind of html address or similar, but I have no idea how to do it. I’ve moved on to other projects now :) almost finished an arcade cabinet :D

I’m changing from gmail to mailbox.org and I’d like to add my calender like I did with gmail. Unfortunately from my new calender provicer mailbox.org I can’t get a .ics share, the only thing I get is a link looking like this https://share.mailbox.org/ajax/share/… or the CalDAV link looking like this https://dav.mailbox.org/caldav/… Is there a way to feed my MMM-Calender (or maybe a different module)?

@codyS75 https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/6291/howto-turn-on-off-your-monitor-time-based-pir-button-app

This seems to be the thread that relates to this… Ignore this and reply to the link below. https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/6878/changing-units-from-metric-to-imperial-breaks-currentweather-module

Multi-day events aren’t showing if the start date falls prior to the current month. I’m using weekly view, but the issue seems to occur in other view types. When the event is in the future, or if the start date is prior to todays date, but in current month, they show up fine. Is there any way to remedy this? P.S. Thanks @eouia for such a fantastic module, it’s very useful!

Hi guys, I need help to get anything from this sensor. I’ve been seeing a lot of folks having troubles related to this sensor/modules. I tried both Bangee44’s module and Nebulx29’s module and I couldn’t get anything from them. I also tried a bunch of python script just to read data from the sensor, same result. I am kind of lost right now with this. I have a working installation on a Pi 2. I also have a PIR sensor, working just fine using Paviro’s module. Can you guys use this sensor with your MM installation and tell me how ? Thank you :)

Hi guys, I only want dates in the calendar module displayed as DD.MM. as the weekday names take up a lot of space. So I disabled all the relative time formats: colored: false, maximumNumberOfDays: 180, wrapEvents: true, dateFormat: "DD.MM.", timeFormat: "absolute", getRelative: 0, urgency: 0, calendars: Yet, I get this picture: [image: 1522507794640-mmmcal.jpg] Looking at the source, it seems you can’t disable this. If I just remove this block from calendar.js, it works for me: if (event.startDate - now < 2 * oneDay) { // This event is within the next 48 hours (2 days) if (event.startDate - now < this.config.getRelative * oneHour) { // If event is within 6 hour, display 'in xxx' time format or moment.fromNow() timeWrapper.innerHTML = this.capFirst(moment(event.startDate, "x").fromNow()); } else { // Otherwise just say 'Today/Tomorrow at such-n-such time' timeWrapper.innerHTML = this.capFirst(moment(event.startDate, "x").calendar()); } However, this is not update proof :( Any other ideas?

Make sure in the config.js that the IP address is not ‘localhost’, but is the IP address of the raspi. Default port is 8080. This is how the plugin will accept URL commands. Also, make sure any other PC or computers ip is added to the ‘white list’. That is how it is done

@benben932 if anyone else is wanting to use the slashdot rss feed in their newsfeed, use this url: url: “http://rss.slashdot.org/Slashdot/slashdotMainatom”

The case sensitivity was my issue too! I think I pulled the github down *Wunderground* it installed with the folder name in lowercase, but the files themselves *WunderGround* and I was using MMM-Wunderground in my config. Once I symlinked the correct capitalization, and corrected my config, it works perfectly. 20 years using linux, one would think I would catch this myself! Thanks for asking the right questions! This thread got me up and running.

Thank you! My news feed is now Chump free!

Hello, yes, I assumed that but finaly you led me to the right solution.

@j.e.f.f said in Cant make center column wider?: .region.center .module-content, .region.center .module-content header { text-align: left; max-width: 350px; min-width: 350px; } Thanks and yh Im guessing it must be the module (Tadoist) thats forcing the size. Will have a gander at that next. tyvm

Thanks for the replies. The clock in the middle is my regular clock. That was easy because i did do like you said, turn off the date (the clock in the middle). Trying to get the date by itself was the harder part. What i did, was, not just make a copy, but i renamed it to dateclock (which is now above my calendar schedule on the top left) and changed the code in that one to get the date, so that i wouldn’t mess up the original clock. i also carried over the css and changed any related files between the two. It originally didn’t work, but because i had it in the default folder. Strawberry (above) told me to take it out of the default folder and put it with the 3rd party modules and then it worked :) Since it is working, i’m not going to mess with it at this moment, cuz i’m working on another problem right now with the MMM screencast. i’ll definitely try your adjustment with the (.date & .time with display: none) code. Thanks again for your time and suggestions :)

@Zambuca the Rapsberry Pi is notoriously bad about keeping time, and Javascript timers over time don’t fare much better. To mitigate this, first install NTP to make sure your Raspberry Pi syncs with an online TV service periodically. Next, I suggest setting a cron job to restart MagicMirror maybe each night when you’re asleep to reset JavaScript timers. This won’t get rid of the problem entirely, as you’ll still be at the whim of the refresh cycle of the module — if the module is set to refresh it’s data every five minutes, the show/hide can be off by as much as five minutes. The show/hide check is done during data refresh.