MMM-CalendarExtMinimonth

[Lordy]

@Sean Hello Sean,
the calendar looks good. Can you please tell me where you can remove the outline of the “not this month”?

Kind regards Lordy image url)

[A Former User]

@Lordy sorry I can’t catch you. tell me details more?

[Lordy]

@Sean !

Hello,

As you can see at the arrows, I am different in the border of the days (not this month).
How do I get that all borders are the same? Either all or all gone (not this month).
I hope you will be satisfied with the picture for explanation.
(“translate by google”)

Lordy

[Lordy]

Hello,

It has resolved itself.
The border had something to do with the events, if there were no events, then the border was missing.
Good work, looks good. :)

Thanks Lordy

[A Former User]

@Lordy
Sorry, late for the reply. I’m on vacation in Budapest. :D
As I described in CSS, the border will be displayed when the event exists. Of course, you can modify it in your css/custom.css

[Lordy]

@Sean said in MMM-CalendarExtMinimonth:

Sorry, late for the reply. I’m on vacation in Budapest.
As I described in CSS, the border will be displayed when the event exists. Of course, you can modify it in your

Hello,
Have fun on holiday and enjoy it. :)
Lordy

[mrdenmark]

@Sean ,
i’m trying to modify this module to display 3 months,could you point me in the direction of which lines of code to change?

[A Former User]

@mrdenmark
Impossible. Sorry. If you are a kind of Javascript Guru, you can modify or make a new one for yourself without my help. But it is not so easy to direct some specific point to modify simply to unexperienced.

[mrdenmark]

@Sean
Definitely not a JavaScript guru unfortunately!
Is it possible to make it show a different month and run 2 instances of the module then?

[A Former User]

@mrdenmark
I think multi-instances are possible, but all the instances will display same result unless you modify the source of each instance.
To modify the range of events to get, edit updateRequest2() function (for MMM-CalendarExt2).

So to do as your wish,

1. Copy the module twice, and rename them.
2. Modify some unique DOM ids to another, for preventing duplication.

dom.id = "CXMM"

(https://github.com/eouia/MMM-CalendarExtMinimonth/blob/21b46f72ea48c581c032623b64e8db66f7a1ac53/MMM-CalendarExtMinimonth.js#L40 )

colors.id = "CXMM_COLOR_TRICK"

(https://github.com/eouia/MMM-CalendarExtMinimonth/blob/21b46f72ea48c581c032623b64e8db66f7a1ac53/MMM-CalendarExtMinimonth.js#L65)

var trick = document.getElementById("CXMM_COLOR_TRICK")

(https://github.com/eouia/MMM-CalendarExtMinimonth/blob/21b46f72ea48c581c032623b64e8db66f7a1ac53/MMM-CalendarExtMinimonth.js#L109)
3. Modify filter of events to get.
https://github.com/eouia/MMM-CalendarExtMinimonth/blob/21b46f72ea48c581c032623b64e8db66f7a1ac53/MMM-CalendarExtMinimonth.js#L232-L233

var from = moment().add(1, "month").startOf("month").startOf('week').format("X")
var to = moment().add(1, "month").endOf("month").endOf('week').format("X")

Above code will get the next month’s events. (not tested, but you can catch the idea)

Anyway, I still doubt it is really useful? This plugin module shows only whether event is or not on that day. Is it really needed?