Trouble with changing default holiday/calendar (dutch)

Christiaan99

@sdetweil Yes, it works only its says that Christmas day over 2 months and thats not correct. How can i change it to a date? and how can i change it to Dutch? its in English now.

sdetweil

@Christiaan99 the calendar rounds up for elapsed days/weeks/months.
i do not think the default calendar will display exact dates
the calendar data is in english, (download and edit the file) the calendar module does not translate.

Christiaan99

@sdetweil Is there a other calendar you suggest then? i want the full date.

What do i do after i download the file and change it? Its then local and not a URL anymore

sdetweil

@Christiaan99 i do not know of a calendar that presents actual dates. there are some calendars like CalendarEex2 that can present a page, like a normal calendar layout

it was just a test to make sure the URl worked… you can erase the downloaded file

Christiaan99

@sdetweil Okay, but I changed the text now but how can i import it to magicmirror then?

sdetweil

@Christiaan99 put the cursor in the address field (where the url is) and do ctrl-a, ctrl-c
(select all, copy) and then go to the editor for the config, and paste

did u get working url?

Christiaan99

@sdetweil When I put the url in Google it downloads by itself. I open it and changed the text to dutch and safed it. Now i have a ICS document with the correct language. How can i get the url of that then?

Yes, the URL is working.

sdetweil

@Christiaan99 said in Trouble with changing default holiday/calendar (dutch):

How can i get the url of that then?

ah, move the file to the modules/default/calendar folder

then the url will be
“file:///default/calendar/???.ics”

Christiaan99

@sdetweil i have done tried this now:

module: "calendar",
			header: "Vakantie/Kalender",
			position: "top_left",
			config: {
				calendars: [
					{
						symbol: "calendar-check",
						//url: "webcal://www.calendarlabs.com/ical-calendar/ics/76/_Holidays.ics",					
						//url: "https://www.officeholidays.com/ics/netherlands",
						file: "///default/calendar/nederland.ics",
						}
				]

It gives me a black screen now

sdetweil

@Christiaan99 no. The

url: "file:///......"