@sdetweil Thank you for such quick responses…I do appreciate it! Here’s the link: https://api.weather.gov/gridpoints/MFR/104,44/forecast/hourly and here’s a snippet of the return that includes the dates and times that end up (apparently) causing the invalid date error: "properties": { "updated": "2020-06-05T01:18:34+00:00", "units": "us", "forecastGenerator": "HourlyForecastGenerator", "generatedAt": "2020-06-05T04:36:11+00:00", "updateTime": "2020-06-05T01:18:34+00:00", "validTimes": "2020-06-04T19:00:00+00:00/P7DT17H", "elevation": { "value": 868.98480000000006, "unitCode": "unit:m" }, Based on what I can compare against the moment.js documentation, I don’t see anything obvious that would cause the error.

@pillbug22 : happy to help you :)

I eventually figured out I needed to edit the CSS (.eventSub sections) to allow showing of the event details, but that module works - thanks!

I know it’s prolly dumb but I would really appreciate if someone helps me out adding a Spotify playlist to mmm Spotify on start… thank you 😅

@sdetweil Thank you! I’ll try posting everything, including the config, but without using the code markers. I appreciate it!

be carefull with posting api keys, they may be payed by someone

@WouterEekhout Already did a new install of the module, and it is working now.

Hi there, when getting a phone call the Fritz-Box-Callmonitor fades the screen so only the information of an incoming phone call is clearly visible. But unfortunately the video stream of my IP Camera won’t fade so I don’t see the information of an incoming call. Is there any solution? I am using the latest MagicMirror on a up to date Raspberry Pi 4. To display the stream I’m using MMM-RTSPStream with VLC player The screen is vertically (I don’t use Omxplayer as I’m getting a flickering video stream by rotating it) Cheers Norbert

@P_Tmans you re welcome

You know what guys, i never realised but i think you’re right its a sunset time. Thank you for pointing this out.

@Esinem I’m brand new here and I was trying to figure that out yesterday. I’m glad I stumbled across this comment. Looks like it’s not gonna work or DOA.

@nibov33070 Dont use this module but noticed you have maxTitleLength: 5, documentation says value between 10 & 50.

I would like to make the spacing between the weekdays smaller, but I don’t know what in the css-file actually influences that. I tried around a bit, but besides making the font smaller, nothing really seem to matter much. Can anyone please tell me if there is an entry I can add to the custom.css to minimize that? Thank you! [image: 1590531013465-screen-shot-2020-05-26-at-3.08.26-pm.png]

I finally got it Workings kinda. But it only works one time after reboot . And then nothing

@Fulcrum1973 In Terminal, edit MMM-GoogleFit.js and locate the line that starts with: if (weight) { Insert the following after that line: config.units = "imperial"; So that’s a blank line, followed by the above code, followed by another blank line. Restart MM and voilà, pounds instead of kilograms.

@sdetweil said in Need help with sdetweil script: so, as I have watched people struggle to reconstruct their mirrors after an update, I wanted to make it easier Hesitated a little bit to submit this reply, but I want to make use of this thread by complimenting Sam on his script. Also for persons that do not really struggle setting up MagicMirror, it is a very useful script. A real time-saver. Today I have set-up 2 MagicMirrors from scratch (went from using SD cards to using USB sticks) and it worked like a charm. Had them running again in no time. So, thanks Sam, for a job well done !

don’t think that this error is related to an index.js from the MagicMirror core, so you can look which module has an index.js with >= 83 lines … or disable modules to catch the “bad” module …

You have 2 possibilities: with your config module (config.js file) with customCommands: [] directly in your own module. There is an real exemple code with MMM-Assistant2Display for TelegramBot

Thank you very much @sdetweil you have just saved my day!