@sdetweil ok, thanks. I’m trying to solve this by save the timestamp in a file with fs

@earnestrichards said in Disassembly a Dell U2715H: I had the same question when I started work on my ‘mirror’ earlier this summer. I had purchased a HP monitor and found a link for 3rd party recyclers to properly disassemble and recycle the various monitor parts. I used the same search term (except Dell not HP) and found this: Dell Monitor Disassembly Thank you, 24h after my second email I got a perfect disassembly instruction. Unfortunately, the pdf is to big to upload it here.

@sdetweil can you give me a screenshot where I find the solved-button? Edit: Sorry, first I had to mark the question as question. Than there was the solved button. Well, this is kind of hidden

@el-bardo You never know how other module devs use such functions. Always use the most non-inversive way which would be the custom CSS way.

I’ve cloned the clock module and tweaked the code to create a custom module.

@matpi awesome. can u mark this resolved? 3dots to the right, click the menu

@robertybob awesome!

I’ve never adjusted the screen using the Display:0 thing. If you have a spare SD Card, I’d recommend building up a “clean” OS for testing, to see if something was done that unintentionally broke the rotate feature. That’s one of the first things I do when I’m having trouble with something I’m trying to do - I build a new OS, install the basics, and test with it, in this case using https://pimylifeup.com/raspberry-pi-rotate-screen/ as a guide. Just to confirm as you’ve mentioned multiple Pi versions - You’ve not shared SD cards between them, right? You haven’t copied the rotate config files from one to the other, right? Whichever unit is gonna be used in your final product, keep everything on that, and in the future, report to us which hardware and OS you’re using for bug control, as things have changed dramatically over the years.

@thobach Sorry it’s been so long. I’ve been without my Mirror for quite some time. But I have updated everything and added this module of yours. It works well, thank you for the detailed instructions for the install, would never have figured it all out myself. Thank you for the module and the work you’ve put in to it! Quick question regarding the css classes. Haven’t looked into much detail yet. But I wanted to know how to write in the custom.css file to centre the list and to change the font size of the list? Thanks, Joel

Got it. Thank you very much.

@killing-joke said in MM2 will not start after update: Afterwards I performed npm update and npm restart but didn´t helped. was a typo. It should be "Afterwards I performed npm update and npm restart and it helped. Thank you very much.

Yes, works for me again as well. Thanks to all

@thymon Great and sorry I haven’t answered. But I don’t really understand what’s going wrong there and why it is applying a font that you cannot use for free.

@vredevol getDom() MUST return AT LEAST an htmlElement add return document.createElement(‘div’) see my sample module https://github.com/sdetweil/SampleModule

@bhepler said in ENOENT yet the file exists within the Magic Mirror folder: They’re pretty much one and the same. You already have git installed. Open a terminal in the modules folder, clone the module repository into it, follow the module’s instructions on installing & configuring. Thank for the advice.

Solved. Used to try with VLC, changed that to OMX, working like charm now. THX, Shadow

@lavolp3 Hello, is 2.Bundesliga possible with the free api? greetings from Germany.

Right. I’ll watch more carefully for any error messages I receive from Ubuntu. Thanks!

@Manu85 said in Time format help me please: do you think you can add the tidal coefficient? The tidal coefficients are not present in the data from the api. Sample: Array(28) 0 : date : "2020-04-03T14:52+0000" dt : 1585925563 height : -0.725 type : "Low" __proto__ : Object 1 : date : "2020-04-03T20:42+0000" dt : 1585946563 height : 0.575 type : "High" __proto__ : Object 2 : date : "2020-04-04T03:07+0000" dt : 1585969622 height : -0.695 type : "Low" __proto__ : Object 3 : date : "2020-04-04T09:06+0000" dt : 1585991195 height : 0.813 type : "High" __proto__ : Object 4 : date : "2020-04-04T15:45+0000" dt : 1586015158 height : -0.829 type : "Low" __proto__ I think that if you do that you will have a lot of success with this module It took me a few minutes to recover from this. hahaha Please mark the post that solved your first request as solved. Also, this page has a tide coefficient table for the entire year of 2020 https://tides4fishing.com/tides/tidal-coefficient

@thiske the calendar parser is downlevel and gets the date/time wrong… there is an open issue on this