@sceetch
Goodmorning,

Yes you must ad de calendar module two times.

{ module: "calendar", header: "Calendar_1", position: "top_left", config: { calendars: [ { symbol: "calendar-check", maximumNumberOfDays: '3', maximumEntries:'3', url: "her your 1e url" } ] }}, { module: "calendar", header: "Calandar_2", position: "top_left", config: { calendars: [ { symbol: 'calendar-check', maximumNumberOfDays: '2', maximumEntries:'3', url: "and the second url" } ] }},

Goodluck

@cokelid yes, same as the others

Fixed on its own!

@sdetweil It works 🙂
thank you for your help and patience. I really appreciate it.

I have a family Google calendar that includes calendars for individual family members.

The calendar for each person is displayed in a colour assigned to them.

Can MM display the calendars in their native colours?

Thanks in advance.

@retroflex Nice!

Hey all, I am using the great module MMM-CalendarExt2. I have managed to get filters working to take out birthdays and anniversarys which is cool.

I am not wanting a month view (which I have got) but only show the work week for Mon-Friday and leave out sat/sun, this is more down to wanting more space for the events for Mon-Fri but also just to show the work week.

I have the following, anyone know how I can remove sat/sun from this and provide more room for the events Mon-Fri?

Screenshot 2020-04-13 at 17.33.53.png

Thanks

@ljcwalston i replied to your other post a few minutes ago… please don’t make multiple posts for the same troublehow do you start mm? pm2? then

pm2 logs --lines=??

will show the console log info where I see my errors

?? is a number, default is 15 lines, u may need to show more than 100

I have not looked at the code, so don’t know how it will do at network error recovery,
looks like it tries, based on the error messages

@ljcwalston i have seen a bunch of connection errors to the calendar labs site from my multiple mirror systems

seems to be ok at the moment

@mercuryskies if u put the cursor in the address/url field and hit ctrl-a (select all), ctrl-c (copy), then u will get the full url.

Those operations are the same as on Windows.

@Edohvin if u open a browser on the mirror system. Can u put your ics url in the browser and download the ics file?

There are public and secret urls that work

@pedromrsantos
A workaround could be to use separat calendar for meetings and presentations only.
AxLED

Hi Sam,

So yea I can paste the URL into the browser and view my birthday calendar, however none of my birthdays are there even though I have contacts that have birthdays along with the test ones I added.
So I’m thinking its nothing to do with MagicMirror and has to do with my google account.

Suggestions on how to trouble shoot that? I checked in the google forums and have tried what other users suggested.

Thanks
MW

@lavolp3 ok what am i looking for?

@sean Thank you Sean it works, sorry I didn’t fully understand the title replace concept. Happy new year to you.

@lavolp3 said in Calendar show wrong time.:

‘absolute’

I had test and see it doesn’t work that you said. The mirror is show me pm or am time instead for show me an exampel 16:00. That I want it’s the calendar not the time. What I do now?

I’m on the latest Magic Mirror version but icons like dumpster, drumstick-bite, trash, trash-alt are not working for me.
calendar and birthday-cake are just fine.

How would I do that??
Sorry again I’m quite new at this…

It looks like the change request was not merged.

Here is the carefree package 🙂
The python script will open the Birthday.ics file directly from your Owncloud, change the year automaticly and safe the output file at a fixed location. Python “Requests” library is used to connect to your Owncloud.
This script works in linux. The script above was only working in MS Windows.
The script can be run by cron e.g. every 30min so you will see updates and you don’t have to worry about the next year 😉

#!/usr/bin/env python # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- # Time functions for current year import time from time import localtime, strftime # Use Requests lib to download Owncloud Birthday calendar .ics file import requests #http://docs.python-requests.org/en/master/ year = strftime("%Y", localtime()) #Get the current year try: #Catch errors url = 'https://YOUR_URL/remote.php/dav/calendars/USER/BIRTHDAYCALENDAR?export' # Url to your Owncloud Birthday caldender .ics file. Replace parts written in capitals download = requests.get(url, auth=('USER', 'PASS')) #Replace parts written in capitals fobj_in= download.text.split("\n") #Split file fobj_out = open("/home/pi/MagicMirror/modules/Birthdays/geburtstage.ics","w") #Output file for line in fobj_in: if line.find("DTSTART") > -1 or line.find("DTEND") > -1: #Change year of DTSTART oder DTEND lines #Format of the string: DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:19650521 #DTEND;VALUE=DATE:19650522 split=line.split(":") helpline=split[0]+":"+year+split[1][4:] fobj_out.write(helpline.encode('utf-8')+"\n") else: #Change nothing, just copy the line fobj_out.write(line.encode('utf-8')+"\n") fobj_out.close() download.close() except requests.exceptions.RequestException as e: # This is the correct syntax print(e)