@Synthic Call the text div directly. But since document.getelementsbytagname is messy (as is document.getelementsbyclassname) you should give this div an ID. var t = document.createElement("div"); t.id = "textarea"; t.innerHTML = "text"; // ... var u = document.getelementbyid("textarea"); u.innerHTML = "updated text";

I am trying to connect several bluetooth devices and display the data from each device on one central screen (like a hub). I thought the Magic Mirror Platform might be a good solution, but I can’t seem to understand what exactly is needed to write a complete and successful module for just one bluetooth device. What are the requirements an IoT device in order to get it to communicate and display data through the Magic Mirror? For example, one device I’m trying to connect is a 3230 Bluetooth Smart Pulse Oximeter from Nonin Meidcal Inc. I am able to see and pair the device with the Raspberry Pi 3 but it has no functionality since I don’t have a program to interact with the device. This is where I was hoping to create a module for the device in order to display its data onto the screen, but again I’m not sure if it’s even possible for this device.

@nbrenn the easiest solution without messing with the css around is to create a second module, which is litening on the broadcasts you will send with the data in it from your module you already have

@darrene said in Dynamic travel time: Solved! I don’t think my code-hacking is going to win any awards for elegance but it works - I get a different message and journey time depending on whether it’s the week or the weekend! :) Hi darrene, So you just changed the MMM-Traffic.js? Could you upload it for us? I like to display the Journey time “home to work” in the morning (for me) and the time “work to home” in the evening (for my family).

Oh, sorry, I completely forgot about this topic. Good that you solved it. :)

@nbrenn you are overwriting the innerhtml of the wrapper

Sorry, I just put it in wrong. That is why it didn’t work.

@cowboysdude yup I agree with that!

We were able to solve this issue by ruinning the MM² with sudo-right. See here for details.

@Brice changes made. Check out the “alignment” config option. The hide behaviour is not perfect - takes a few seconds to hide the module - this is because we issue the hide command in case of ‘pfls’ [play flush] and ‘pend’ [play end] metadata commands. Unfortunately, the ‘pfls’ command is followed up with fresh metadata and it takes a few seconds for the ‘pend’ to come from the iPhone. Tested with playing and pausing repeatedly.

Hi, there is already such a module. It’s called alert and part of the default modules package. https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/tree/develop/modules/default/alert There are a lot of options you can configure.

lol thank you guys i should have thought of it but idk why it just slipped my mind i followed and i thought hmmm i need to close i think ahah…thanks i love this forum and all the help here.

@schmucke said in Copyright of modul?: Hey, a simple question: If i use a modul to build my own, and i use Code from the module. Is this ok, or must i Code my own module? I want use the core Code from a module to modify the function. The core module change the backgroundimage, i want this only for photos from local folder in a named . In the future i want to get Images from amazon Photo cloud… Thanks!!! This is from the license… Grant of Copyright License. Subject to the terms and conditions of this License, each Contributor hereby grants to You a perpetual, worldwide, non-exclusive, no-charge, royalty-free, irrevocable copyright license to reproduce, prepare Derivative Works of, publicly display, publicly perform, sublicense, and distribute the Work and such Derivative Works in Source or Object form. Does that help? :)

Not sure if this can help anyone. I just started my info screen research today. https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/examples/layer-traffic

@skipperskip said in PVOutput widget module: ![@mrvanes Thanks for your great work! I was just what I was looking for. It works perfectly.]

Hi all, I don’t know if this is the right place, but here it goes. I forked and made some changes to the Sonos module. Can be found here: https://github.com/Snille/MMM-Sonos Let me know is I should present it in some other thread. :) Best regards Snille

@bhepler Just an update: The globe with planetary.js is a bit of a processor hog. On a quad core i3, it’s maxing one core and the other three hover between 40-80% at any given time. I’m going to try WebGL next and see if the hardware acceleration can reduce that. The FitLet runs hot. Of course, that may be due to one core always maxed at 100%. Even just staring at the desktop.

Waow! I was completely off track! It now works perfectly. Thanks a lot!

I am currently using an older TV to run my MagicMirror and I am looking for a way to schedule output to GPIO pins. I would like to place a transistor across the push button power switch to my TV to toggle the TV on and off at different times. Since it is an older TV, it does not support HDMI-CEC to turn the TV on and off. I have been combing through MMM-ModuleScheduler and MMM-Button for ideas, but I am unsure how to proceed. I also stumbled across MagicMirror-Toggle which appears to be exactly what I’m looking for except I don’t need the WiFi integration. I would like to schedule the output to the GPIO pin instead. I would like to avoid using a PIR sensor. Can someone please help me out or shed some light on how I can achieve this? Here is an image of how I plan to interface the Raspberry Pi with the TV through a transistor, courtesy of MagicMirror-Toggle: GPIO Interface to TV

@in_a_days Keep up the good work! I’m in the same boat stumbling through code as I go haha