MMM-CalendarExt3Agenda - Two questions

[Kelemvor]

@sdetweil Thanks. I’ll take a look tomorrow when my brain is fresh. ;)

[Kelemvor]

There’s already this in the CSS that makes the passed events Gray:
.CX3A .event.passed {
filter: brightness(0.6) grayscale(0.33);
}

But, there must be something else that removes them completely when it updates so they don’t show at all.

[BKeyport]

As for the #1 question, look at these config items:

startDayIndex
endDayIndex

That will adjust your view to specific days - startDayIndex: 0 will set it to start on the current day, and then continue for the number of days listed in endDayIndex

[Kelemvor]

@BKeyport said in MMM-CalendarExt3Agenda - Two questions:

As for the #1 question, look at these config items:

startDayIndex
endDayIndex

Those are already set correctly. There’s something hard coded somewhere that removes events that are in the past from showing, even if they’re from Today. If those settings were wrong I wouldn’t see anything from today.

[Kelemvor]

Maybe something in this section if I’m deciphering things correctly…

[BKeyport]

@Kelemvor do you have broadcastPastEvents: true, set in the default calendar app?

[BKeyport]

@Kelemvor Actually, I think you might be right - does look hardcoded.

[Kelemvor]

@BKeyport said in MMM-CalendarExt3Agenda - Two questions:

@Kelemvor do you have broadcastPastEvents: true, set in the default calendar app?

Not if that goes in the normal Config area. Does that make ALL events from the entire calendar get passed over to Ext3? Is that going to overload anything since it’s decades of events? :)

[BKeyport]

@Kelemvor It won’t overload anything. broadcastPastEvents is required to show old events.

[Kelemvor]

@BKeyport I know it says its broadcasting 400+ events so I’m assuming it’s sending old stuff.