Dear @Babene1 , thanks for your quick response. I use the same module and since the module is working for you I was wondering what else could be the error. And I have found a solution: the latest module I installed was MMM-GoogleMapsTraffic. I deactivated that module and now MMM-mvgmunich is working again. Vielen Dank!

@sdetweil Solved, thank you so much! Using port 8080, and placing the CalDav exported files (.ics format) in the …MagicMirror/modules/… tree is the answer. (Still unsure why I can’t view the CalDav directly, but I run an hourly script to download the calendars, so no real issue.) I am VERY happy! :) Thanks again.

This one worked!! thanks, I’ve submitted my time zone in your other post

I’m new to this, and have been trying everything I can think of to get the MyCommute module working. Help! My Magic Mirror works fine and the MyCommute module shows up fine with little car and bike icons. But it won’t show any commute times. I’ve gone over the code again and again, and think it might be a problem with the way I set up the Google API. Is there a primer on how to set up the Google API? Yes, I installed the module in the MMM-MyCommute directory. I did get an API Key and linked it to a billing account. Here’s my config.js code: { module: “MMM-MyCommute”, header: “Commute times”, position: “top_left”, classes: ‘default everyone’, config: { apikey: ‘GOOGLE API KEY’, origin: ‘19118 address’, startTime: ‘00:00’, endTime: ‘23:59’, destinations: [ { destination: ‘19104 address’, label: ‘Drive to Work’, mode: ‘driving’ }, { destination: ‘19104’, label: ‘Bike to Work’, mode: ‘bicycling’ } ] } }

I went through this tutorial and managed to use USB Mic: link text

I’m looking for a nice view to Europe … this was possible with MMM Globe…

@yuyuyu - Please use the markdown features of the forum when posting code.

@bhepler and I have a module MMM-SleepWake that uses Motion to enable motion detection and different styles of sleep.

Hi Ralf I am using MMM-GoogleTraffic and not able to successfully load the map on my mirror. please let me know if you found a solution to your issue. Thanks ~R

@redkittens - In general, you should not be modifying the module javascript files. newsfeed.js, clock.js, etc work pretty well and you just need to modify your config.js to configure the modules correctly. For example, you’re trying to modify the newsfeeds that are used by the newsfeed module, yes? Any configuration that you put in the config.js will override the defaults in the newsfeed.js module. You don’t need to overwrite the default values because the Magic Mirror framework will do it for you. If you need to add functionality to a module, then it’s a different story. But in my experience about 85% of what users need can be handled with careful editing of the config.js file.

Ok thanks

@bokow - First, please go edit your post with the config.js content and add the three back-ticks before the first line of the code and after the last line. That’s the markdown feature I was talking about. Second, you will have to find the URL for your calendar in .ics format. Depending on what provider you are using, there will be different instructions on how to find it. A search for “export my calendar to ICS format” will get you pointed in the right direction.

you might miss or fail something on installation of MMM-Hotword.

“some module name” MUST match the name of the folder in mm/modules, and the name of the js file which implements the module operations

@sdetweil Node is v9. 11.2 Npm is 6.9.0

@JcMarin nice debugging!!!.. thanks for the update… others will find this useful.

@ruffneck2 i don’t know if this change will make it in. I just see that someone submitted the change to be considered.