Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Calendar Not Displaying Recurring Events
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@oldrocker said in Calendar Not Displaying Recurring Events:
Perhaps I will spend some time looking into learning more about JS this weekend so I can troubleshoot further.
see this post
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When I concatenate the ics, I don’t find any “RULE” using grep. I’ve re-downloaded and it’s simply not there. Perhaps Nextcloud doesn’t generate it that way?
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@oldrocker if RRULE isn’t there, then there are no repeating events
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That’s interesting and my issue is really strange still. One series of my recurrences shifts from Wednesday to Thursday after the first one that displays. So, the first occurrence is on Wednesday, the next three are on Thursday. The other series starts on the second week of the month on a Saturday, and the recurrences are also on Saturday and nothing is wrong in that series.
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@oldrocker some may be corrected my the code I added and some may not, or may be corrected in the wrong direction…
read my other post, you’ll see the mess we have on our hands.
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@sdetweil there are repeating events, just not on the proper days of the week.
I believe you when you say it’s messy. I don’t know JS but I know more about it now over the past three days than I ever thought I would. I’ve never really messed around with calendars and some of this stuff. Much of it is foreign to me.
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@oldrocker I didn’t know anything about how calendar works til 3 or 4 years ago when I decided to fix a bug in this…
been a constant battle since then…
this one has me stumped… been looking at a reliable solution for nearly a year…
garbage in, garbage out -
I’m not sure if that’s a challenge or a warning. I guess I’m going to setup a new dev environment.
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Here is something else. In my Nextcloud calendar, I created a weekly recurring event. Each time I created the event in the first week of November, the module shifted the subsequent events one day forward. If I create the event on the second week, there is no issue that I can see and all the events are on the correct days.
The 1st week starts on Saturday, October 29 and ends on Sunday, November 4.
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@oldrocker so much fun
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@oldrocker node-ical has just release a new version (0.17.0) which removes the luxon library which causes all the localdate/time issues…
want to give it a try ? do
cd ~/MagicMirror npm install node-ical@latestthen start mm as usual
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@sdetweil Thank you for this information! This solved my problem completely! My calendar was only showing one-time events after the latest update and not showing repeating events. I installed this node-ical update and now it’s back to normal! Thanks again!
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@bk1guy awesome, glad you got it working
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