MMM-CalendarExt3

[pastormingle]

Calendarext2 to Calendarext3 cofiguration is working the same. I’ve upgraded to ext3 and complete wiped and restarted magicmirror with a clean install. Ext3 doesn’t seem to have some of the same functionality i had in ext and ext2. I am attaching a screen shot of what i am looking to achieve and needing some guidance. Can someone point me to couple of configuration files that might work to achieve the same functionality.

[MMRIZE]

@pastormingle
What does it mean the same functionality? Maybe equivalent, but not the same.
And if you are satisfied with CX2, just leave it as it works. :)

[MMRIZE]

@BKeyport

For the special calendar, (You should assign instanceId: "specialCalendar" in config)

.module.MMM-CalendarExt3:has(.CX3_specialCalendar) .module-header {
  color: red;
  font-weight: bold;
  font-size: 2em;
}

will show;

If you want to apply globally or have only one instance of the module;

.module.MMM-CalendarExt3 .module-header {
...
}

will work.

[MMRIZE]

@tjat
@MMRIZE said in MMM-CalendarExt3:

But the order of text would be decided by locale. So this will show 2023 July or July 2023. (and comma included/not, punctuation mark included/not, … depends on the standard rules of the culture by the locale.)
If you want to adjust the order or composition of words, you may need CSS customization additionally.

This is my bad. The module header of this module is not refined to be possible to be a conjunction. So you need to set up your locale for your wish.
Or if you want really that feature, I’ll consider updating it.

[pastormingle]

@MMRIZE i changed due to time zones not displaying correctly. I having meetings that are at times from other countries and it wouldn’t display correctly and as Ext3 is the most current it was suggested to upgrade to it… Then my Raspberry PI SD card crashed and i lost my original configuration. So now it’s a learning curve either way.

[pastormingle]

@pastormingle Is there a location were i can look at more detailed instructions on Ext3 or some configuration files that i can look at?

[MMRIZE]

@pastormingle
I will show you some examples tomorrow.

[pastormingle]

@MMRIZE Thanks.

[tjat]

@MMRIZE No worries, it worked perfectly.

My latest issue is that I’m struggling to refresh the calendar when I add a new event to my google calendar. I’m temporarily working on a local copy to play around with the JS and have this step currently. Would this work or is there an easier/better way that you’ve already built?

forceRefresh: function() {
   console.log("forceRefresh called");

   if (this.refreshTimer) {
     clearTimeout(this.refreshTimer);
     this.refreshTimer = null;
   }
   this.tempMoment = null;
   this.stepIndex = 0;
   this.updateDom(this.config.animationSpeed);
 }

[sdetweil]

@tjat ext3 gets its data from the default calendar module…

there is no notification to force refresh its content. only the fetchInterval.