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    twosquirrels @WayneRigley
    last edited by twosquirrels May 29, 2018, 2:39 PM May 29, 2018, 2:36 PM

    @waynerigley The screenshot of your google drive isn’t helpful, because the final result likely has leading/trailing blank spaces, or some other issue that prevents it from parsing correctly. Edit schedule_custom.csv directly at the command line on your raspberry pi.

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      WayneRigley @twosquirrels
      last edited by May 29, 2018, 2:39 PM

      @twosquirrels Thank you for the FAST reply… as im new to this please bare with me. im using putty and VNC and FIleZilla while using this. I made the excel on google and downloaded it to my laptop in CSV with the correct name. then filezilla to get it to the folder. can you give me a command to check what you need me to do. thanks in advance !

      Wayne R

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        twosquirrels @WayneRigley
        last edited by twosquirrels May 29, 2018, 3:38 PM May 29, 2018, 3:38 PM

        @waynerigley

        In putty, once you ssh into your raspberry pi, do:

        cd /home/pi/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-MyWastePickup
        

        Then:

        sudo nano schedule_custom.csv
        

        You’re now viewing the contents of schedule_custom.csv. I don’t remember if it included a sample or not, but just edit/type/paste your data here. When done, press Control X to exit. It will ask to save, and say “Y” for yes. The contents of the file should look like my post above from 2 months ago.

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          WayneRigley @twosquirrels
          last edited by May 29, 2018, 3:40 PM

          @twosquirrels said in MMM-MyWastePickup (Toronto waste collection schedule):

          sudo nano schedule_custom.csv

          Thank you for that, new tool for me to remember ! well take a look, it all looks ok to me…0_1527608436847_edit.png

          Wayne R

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            twosquirrels @WayneRigley
            last edited by twosquirrels May 29, 2018, 3:54 PM May 29, 2018, 3:53 PM

            @waynerigley Remove the double quotes from your entire file. For example, it should look like this:

            Calendar,WeekStarting,GreenBin,Garbage,Recycling,YardWaste,ChristmasTree
            

            Not this:

            "Calendar,WeekStarting,GreenBin,Garbage,Recycling,YardWaste,ChristmasTree"
            

            Also, remove them from the beginning and end of all following lines.

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              WayneRigley @twosquirrels
              last edited by May 29, 2018, 3:59 PM

              @twosquirrels HA guess what ! IT WORKED ! omg thank you so much ! Thank you Thank You Thank You.

              Wayne R

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                twosquirrels @WayneRigley
                last edited by twosquirrels May 29, 2018, 4:10 PM May 29, 2018, 4:10 PM

                @waynerigley Great! As tiny as this module is, it’s one of the things I appreciate most about the magic mirror. There’s no API to depend on… just a plain old text file that I update once a year.

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                  WayneRigley @twosquirrels
                  last edited by May 29, 2018, 4:17 PM

                  @twosquirrels Yes, size dont matter its the quality and this is %100 Quality. its always a battle to check and get things out on time here being so busy. but now its in place its perfect ! Thank you so Much for your time. now to configure my timelines as our local dept just has a cal. no worries tho it will give me something to do now till the end of the day

                  Wayne R

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                    WayneRigley @twosquirrels
                    last edited by May 29, 2018, 4:30 PM

                    @twosquirrels One question for you is; if Gargabe is being picked up on the 14th at am we put the garbage out on the 13th before bed. so should i put the date on the custom as 13th. only reason is i notice the text string showing “today” on the screen.

                    Wayne R

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                      twosquirrels @WayneRigley
                      last edited by May 31, 2018, 1:59 AM

                      @waynerigley The way the module is written, it wants to tell you the day that garbage is picked up. For me, I put the trash out the same morning as it’s picked up a couple hours later. So in my situation, it makes sense. For you, indeed setting all dates back one day would work. However, you might also want to clarify the header of the module for others reading it. For example, the default is:

                        header: 'Waste & Recycling',
                      

                      If you set all dates back, you may want to change it to:

                        header: 'When to put out Waste & Recycling',
                      
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