weatherforecast showing only two days.

Hindenberg

@oemel09 thx for your support. Different to many others, this fix doesn’t work for me. I’m running MM in a docker container and am not able to keep line 297 of weatherforecast.js edited. It always jumps back into its origin version:

params += "&cnt=" + (this.config.maxNumberOfDays < 1 || this.config.maxNumberOfDays > 17 ? 7 : this.config.maxNumberOfDays);

I tried in /mounts/modules/default/weatherforecast/ and also inside the container. I also set the container environment: MM_OVERRIDE_CSS: "false", but no way, after restarting the container, it is always showing the “old” values above
Any hints?

amarand

@oemel09

Patch worked for me, thank you!

karsten13

@Hindenberg

If you are using this setup https://gitlab.com/khassel/magicmirror#default-modules you need also set MM_OVERRIDE_DEFAULT_MODULES: "false"

Hindenberg

@karsten13 was pretty sure I did this. Works perfect, thanks a lot.

kayakbabe

@castletonroad I have had the same eperience too.

zxjason

@oemel09 Thanks, your fix is working fine!

radioman

I have the same Problem
Thanks, your fix is working very good

MacRock

Hey guys,

may I’m to silly for that stuff but I’m not able to fix the 2 day problem.

If I change something in the weatherforecast.js and reboot the pi, every value is default again. I have changed a file named entrypoint.sh in the build directory. I set there both MM_OVERRIDE values to “false”.

Can please anybody help me to fix that?

karsten13

If you are using this docker setup you have to set the MM_OVERRIDE values in the docker-compose.yml file as described in the link above (and not in entrypoint.sh).

The simple solution is to use the develop-image which contains already the changes you want to do. In this case you have to edit the docker-compose.yml file and replace the image from karsten13/magicmirror:latest to karsten13/magicmirror:develop.

In both cases after editing the docker-compose.yml file you have to restart the container. So navigate into the directory where the docker-compose.yml file is located and run docker-compose up -d.

banderjay

@oemel09 legend, i was going insane over this one