@sdetweil It works,thank you very match.
Do you know, how do you get a red border around the entire today? The border should go around all today’s calendar entries.
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@sdetweil It works,thank you very match.
Do you know, how do you get a red border around the entire today? The border should go around all today’s calendar entries.
@RGN01 Hello, I am also looking for a solution to this problem, did you find anything here?
I think I found the issue, the scenes section for MMM-CalendarExt2 had an error. I discovered it by explicitly looking at errors in the console (and ignoring the many warnings).
@sdetweil In my non-troubleshooting setup I use Scenes2 and remote-API. In my troubleshooting setup I only use Calendar-Ext2. I just updated it and see if it makes a difference.
@sdetweil Thanks for your comments. My CSS tweaks (which I disabled for my troubleshooting) are geared towards Ext2 (which has become active again) but I will look into Ext3.
There is no fetching delay. The modules are literally hidden. I can inspect, remove the class and see the data.
I don’t know where I took a wrong turn but my calendar views (MMM-CalendarExt2) load with the hidden class.
I disabled all other modules. I trimmed everything down to defaults, cleaned out custom.css. I do not know where it came from. I previously used the Remote Control and Scenes2 module but I removed their configs from config.js.
What is happening? How can I fix this?
@Queasy
Great to hear that. As I am using Debian 12 at the moment I am optimistic it is working for older installations, too.
I think the topic is solved then.
@Queasy
Hi and sorry for the late reply.
I released a new version of the module a couple of minutes ago which should fix the problem.
It uses the new version of the lib for newer operation systems and changes to a other branch if it is a old debian otherwise.
As expected the api of the lib changed and i needed to do a small change in the modules node_helper.js.
@mmmallday - I don’t know why I’m not getting notifications from the forum but I’m just now seeing these replies to the thread.
Thank you for your work in updating the module. I’ve merged your pull request into the baseline. I encourage everyone to update the module and check out the new features.
@Queasy Hi,
I will try to take a closer look at the problem in the next days.
I do not have a setup with Debian 13 at the moment and it will take me some time.
Did not test 2.x of open gpio yet. Maybe the api changed.
Make sure you set up the pull-up/pull-down resistor like described in this description
https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/computers/config_txt.html#gpio-control