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    MMM-FlightsAbove - Display all flights in the sky above you

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    • E Offline
      E3V3A @Galli
      last edited by

      @Galli :D :D

      !! cd MMM-Tabulator !!!??

      Thanks for spotting my dumbass typo!!
      Clearly you must be the only one who have tried to follow those directions, since nobody else has mentioned this. The line should be cd MMM-FlightsAbove etc…

      So please try again.

      "Everything I do (here) is for free – altruism is the way!"
      MMM-FlightsAbove, MMM-Tabulator, MMM-Assistant (co-maintainer)

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        Albert2002
        last edited by

        I’ve installed without any errors but I get only a “loading” screen.

        No errors in my MM-out or my MM-error-log

        Any Idea?

        My config:

        		{
            module: 'MMM-FlightsAbove',
            header: 'Flights Above',
            position: 'middle_center',
            config: {
                header: "Flights Above",          // The module header text, if any. Use: "" to remove.
                compassHeading: true,             // Use a compass direction (NSWE) for the of heading indicator ("45" vs "NE")
                updateInterval: 180,              // [s] Radar scan/ping/update period in secodns [default 3 min]
                maxItems: 10,                     // MAX Number of planes to display [default is 10]
                // The geographical (map) Boundary-Box (BB), from within planes will be shown are given by:
                // the maximim Lat/Lon edges of: [N-lat, W-lon, S-lat, E-lon] - all in decimal degrees.
                radarBBox: [52.43677263,9.71449553,52.24300914,9.89569576], // "HAJ" (Hannover Airport) 
                //radarLocation: "23.2,54.2",     // [Lat,Lon] - The location of radar center in decimal degrees
                //radarRadius: 60,                // [km] - The maximum distance of planes shown.
                //watchList: "",                  // Alert or Highlight planes/flights/types on this watch list
        			}
        		},
        
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          Sun
          last edited by

          Thank you very much. I got it working. But I couldn’t see the Flight detail in full. I would like to see the flight in full. How to? Thank you very much in advance.

          0_1532170525604_flight.jpg

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            bartleph
            last edited by

            Hi There,
            Is there a maximum width to the table as when I add extra fields others disappear I can see a max of only 8 or 9 depending on the width?

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              bartleph @bartleph
              last edited by

              I have found out how to allow column resizing and that works great except that when trying to expand between Alt[m] and Model, the value of Alt[m] moves with the model heading instead of remaining stationary.

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                Richard238 @Albert2002
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                  Richard238
                  last edited by Richard238

                  I’ve set Max Entries to 10, but I get loads of entries, why? Seems OK after a PM2 stop/start!
                  How do I get rid of the scroll bars?
                  How do I lose the footer/key? (I tried footerLegend: false in MMM-tabulator.js)

                  My config.js:

                  		{
                  			module: 'MMM-FlightsAbove',
                  			header: 'Flights Above',
                  			position: 'top_center',
                  			config: {
                  				header: "Flights Above",          // The module header text, if any. Use: "" to remove.
                  				compassHeading: true,             // Use a compass direction (NSWE) for the of heading indicator ("45" vs "NE")
                  				updateInterval: 180,              // [s] Radar scan/ping/update period in secodns [default 3 min]
                  				maxItems: 10,                     // MAX Number of planes to display [default is 10]
                  				homeIata: "LGW",
                  				// The geographical (map) Boundary-Box (BB), from within planes will be shown are given by:
                  				// the maximim Lat/Lon edges of: [N-lat, W-lon, S-lat, E-lon] - all in decimal degrees.
                  				radarBBox: [51.34985,-0.49832,50.95459,0.13182], // "DPS" (Bali Airport) [default]
                  				//radarLocation: "51.10741,-0.15029",     // [Lat,Lon] - The location of radar center in decimal degrees
                  				//radarRadius: 90,                // [km] - The maximum distance of planes shown.
                  				//watchList: "",                  // Alert or Highlight planes/flights/types on this watch list
                  			}
                  		}, 
                  
                  

                  I’m not worried about the compliments module being in the way just now.
                  0_1570893119855_MMMFA1.JPG

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                  • brobergB Offline
                    broberg Project Sponsor @Richard238
                    last edited by

                    @Richard238 said in MMM-FlightsAbove - Display all flights in the sky above you:

                    MMM-FlightsAbove

                    to your custom.css add :

                    .MMM-FlightsAbove.tabulator-footer {visibility: hidden;}
                    .MMM-FlightsAbove {overflow: hidden;}
                    
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                      Richard238 @broberg
                      last edited by

                      @broberg

                      This…

                      .MMM-FlightsAbove .tabulator-footer {
                      	visibility: hidden;
                      }
                      

                      …works just fine, thank you.

                      .MMM-FlightsAbove {
                      	width: 400px;
                      	overflow: hidden;
                      }
                      

                      Worked when I added a width figure, the horizontal scroll bar is gone.
                      The vertical scroll bar however, remains.
                      I tired some height: nnnpx; figures, but still the pesky vertical bar is showing.

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                      • brobergB Offline
                        broberg Project Sponsor @Richard238
                        last edited by

                        @Richard238

                        Then try

                        #flightsabove {overflow:hidden;}
                        
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