Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
recipe of the day
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I would like to have the recipe of the day from “rezeptewelt.de” to my mirror.
I had already done something with my old MagicMirror in php. Use CURL to scan the content of the website and then “manually” search of the text
Has someone already realized something similar?
Maybe with the iFrame module but here you have no possibility to present a certain part of the page and the background of the page is white
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This web site show me the next screenshot

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It should be www.rezeptwelt.de instead
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Sorry it was my fault, it should be www.rezeptwelt.de
I have sent a request to the operator of the website if there is a possibility maybe RSS Feed -
With rss can you do it more easly. Your scrapping with PHP can be use like a service for a iFrame in localhost mode.
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ok i create a php script to create local a html page.
How can i point the iframe module to a local file??for example in iframe module folder:
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@Babene1 Maybe, the file:/// is on client side.
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server = client.
i have only a raspberry with an monitor. Or I still understand something wrong? -
Hang in there… I’ll be releasing it soon :)

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@Babene1 said in recipe of the day:
I’ve also realized it, I’m excited about this solution.
@roramirez Thank you for your support and your idea with the PHP script and the web server.
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