not able to profileswitch/schedule LocalTransport module

tosti007

@dfuerst hmm, ouch. First of all sorry for the inconvenience. If you have the most up-to-date version set useLockStrings to false does it work like the original version 2?

dfuerst

@tosti007 it did nothing.

dfuerst

i mean, the newest version did nothing.
after copying the code of the previous version into the .js file it worked again, of course not hiding localtransport.

many thanks for your effort

tosti007

@dfuerst that’s unfortunate. There is another problem currently going on, since I used code that isn’t supported on all browsers. My first thought now is that it might be related. I will fix this soon and hope that this was the issue. What browser are you using?

dfuerst

@tosti007 i use a RPi3 with standard Raspbian.
i always test via “pm2 start mm”

tosti007

@dfuerst I fixed that backwards compatibility, but this does unfortunatly not solve the problem (tested it). I did found the reason why it doesn’t work, however I do not have a quickfix for this. I will look at it in the following days after doing some research.

dfuerst

ok, again thanks for your effort

tosti007

Alright so I found the problem and it turned out to be a mistake in the Localtransport module. I have send him a pull request and updated my README with a fix. Have fun with the modules :)

I will copy paste it the README text here as well:

The MagicMirror-LocalTransport-Module module does not work (without a fix) with the [MMM-ProfileSwitcher].
This due to his code overwriting a variable that it a default variable used by the MagicMirror Framework and my code need this. Luckily this problem can be solved fairly easily with any text editor.

Go to the module’s main file localtransport.js and replace the occurences of this.data with this.info.

Note: There should be three occurences on lines 170, 204 and 209.

dfuerst

@tosti007
many thanks
tested it already and works now like a charme.
Might this also solve the incompatibility of LocalTransport with the FacialRecognition module? i guess so

tosti007

@dfuerst Yes it does, FacialRecognition also uses classes (which are saved in this.data)