@Lazershrimp awesome detective work!!

@dkhorse74 do you see a unique VEVENT
with recurrence-id set to the base VEVENT datetime?

this indicates a modified recurrence

@sdetweil said in Glass supplier Greece:

@Anthony ok, be careful. he takes a number of orders, maybe 10, and if u miss that batch it could be another year or more...

Thanks for the useful information. I will order soon.

@Gjones93 - Humm, this is interesting. Thanks for the update. While I might just try moving the alert module to the bottom of the stack of weather modules, the core issue I have with it is it appears to also hold on to horizontal real estate when not actively displaying an alert - with the effect of carrying all the modules in that region with it. In my case, I have the weather modules down the right side of the display, narrowed to 82% in custom.css. Sadly, when running your alerts module, I cannot get custom.css to narrow it using the same code, and it also pads out the other modules from the side of the monitor… FWIW, I also tried controlling the alert module width using an absolute number of pixels, but that also had no effect.

The weather css code follows:

.module.weather { background-color:rgba(255,255,255,0.1); border-radius:8px; padding:8px; text-align: left !important; width: 82%; max-width: 82%; min-width: 82%; }

@jccjj yes, ext3 uses the info from the default calendar module. it’s a pain to parse the calendar, the author decided to use what we found

@wishmaster270

ok, i test

@pjcrux npm is installed needed.

however it starts mm, find the output of that

The mirror size itself is approx 35.5x27.5. It’s used for a vanity for my wife. What TV would you recommend? Does having a 4K tv help with displaying through the mirror? It is completely blacked out behind it.

@sdetweil My fault. The export from google calender is “plain text”. There is no mention of the real birthday. 😞

So its solved. Thanks a lot.

@Gucek - With some careful woodworking, you should be okay. I think the main issue is going to be how do you secure both the glass and the monitor so that they don’t fall out when you open the glass/frame component. You don’t want the glass to fall out and you don’t want the monitor to fall out.

My very first mirror had a 3/4" gap between the mirror and the monitor and it was noticeable. You will want to find some way to secure the glass so that it’s held securely but presses flush up against the monitor when closed.

Take your time and plan out everything. Good luck.

@thobach Thanks for your reply and actions!

I have used the new parameter ‘importance’, but it has no effect yet. I restarted mm.
Should I do some update of the module? Before I can use it’s properties?

I already use the hashtags, really neat!

Can you point me in a direction to ‘manually implement on-top ordering by title?’
I can try something to code myself, if only I know where to start :-).

@looolz my install script sets up to monitor config.js. does sometimes…

@shizzlesticks I’ve seen some recurrent events in the ics that don’t work, but move the yearly to the end of the rule, and all is well. not our code. .

haven’t come up with a solid cure yet

@MajorC
This is how I set mine up too. Works great!

@magmar wonderful. Thank you very much.

@MikeBishop I’m running MMM-Calendar3 and the default modules only.

@Rags Yeah, the only real potential downside is that smartTV’s may or may not handle Poweroff or standby requests properly, and in the event of a loss of power, may or may not come back on automatically.

Other than that, they tend to be a lot cheaper than monitors but just as good. Heck, if you can find a cheap 4k tv, probably even better than typical PC monitors!

Realy nice 👏 Thank you!

@kavasakki

https://khassel.gitlab.io/magicmirror/installation/#start-magicmirror