@sdetweil Thank you! I think that fixed it.

@daportelli if you change the module name for a test, does it work? What do you get from MMM-GoogleCalendar that the default does not provide? never mind, it won’t work with the google side config… as for the purpose of this configuration. the content is protected by https encryption and no user will see it, its only exposed ON the system where MagicMirror runs, same for both modules. you can get the secret URL from the calendar.google.com settings,

@eprostko I’m glad it’s working. The configuration of MMM-CalendarExt2 and the documentation are quite complex, so I completely understand if you’re having a hard time with it. Have fun with your project 😃

@sdetweil tnhx mate this was very helpfull

@wishmaster270 Doh! Was using the wrong css item. <internally screaming at CSS>

@stephanvdplas Hi! Sorry for not inform here (and late), this is already resolved :) Use this settings. { module: "MMM-EUElectricityPrice", position: "top_center", config: { dataSource: "NL", currency: "EUR", headText: "", showCurrency: false, showNowLine: false, showStatsText: false, customText: "" } }

@British_Kiwi I do not know how without sending a notification

@wildbi111 good work! AND it depends on how the docker implementation wants to place it

@Gherry very interesting ! I have not seen a replacement value not be used before.

@vgardenn cool. We’ll fix that The MagicMirror install doc says [image: 1768964087898-img_4726.png]

@videogame95 loading means the module is waiting for data to display, but it has not arrived. Can you look in the output where MagicMirror is started Npm start or using pm2 If using pm2, then the command pm2 logs —lines=xxx Where xxx is the number of most recent lines of output, default 15. So you may need xxx to be 100 or more

@sdetweil fantastic. Thanks again for all the help!!

That error is actually a ‘safety feature’ of the newer Raspberry Pi OS. Since they started protecting the system Python environment, you can’t just use pip install globally anymore. The easiest way around this is to use pipx. Try running these two commands- sudo apt install pipx pipx install mmpm This installs MMPM in its own little ‘bubble’ so it doesn’t mess with the rest of your Pi’s system.

@Ypsimm ok, please make sure NOT to use sudo with any MagicMirror commands

@Ray awesome!!!

@robertybob I missed the part about AI… I am old and do not understand AI crap, nor do I care to learn about it… So I am just going to remove the module and call it a day. Thanks so much for your super helpful words… @fischi87 Thank you for your help. This is beyond my current abilities… I made a 5 second mp4 file that plays in vlc just fine but will not work with the module… Like i told the fella above, I think this is above my abilities. Looks like a fun module… I will close this as solved. I am not capable.

@smegbadger said in MMM-Universal-PIR - ‘GPIOcommand exited with error!': It never occurred to me the container would update things unannounced! the container does not update things on your host, but the container itself is running debian and (if you are using karsten13/magicmirror:latest) the debian version of the container image switched from bookworm to trixie …

@Getinthegames awesome!!! thanks for the feedback

@sdetweil resolved in less than 24 hours :-) This is “responsive” ! Thanks again! Ralf

@sdetweil That does work. Looking back, I did try that, but I wonder if maybe I had a typo in the region name or something. Makes things side-by-side as you say (for my usage with upper_third region): .region.upper.third .container { flex-direction: row; } Thanks, as always, for all the hard work and all the kind help!