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@Leobo said in My second Magic Mirror (without a mirror):
Hi @MadsChaves,
Nice job. Can you explain to me how did you calendar_monthly Next and Prev do that? PleaseI was going to ask the exact same question!
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@mrdenmark & @Leobo - I am not a programmer but I can understand a little bit of code :) Anyways, I essentially replicated/tweaked the calendar_monthly module of Ashley M, Kirchner - big thanks (& apologies as well) to him for this module!!
This calendar_monthly is basically using the moment() function. So for the next month module I used the "moment().add(1,‘months’)"to re-define the var month variables and for the previous month I used the “moment().subtract(1,‘months’)”…and since I was going to show prev, currrent and next months at thesame time, I removed the days (grayed days) of the other months that did not belong. I also played with the font size that was pre-defined in the wrapper as well as tweaked the cssStyle. Hope this helps :) -
Thank you for your answer @MadsChaves . I do not understand about programs and code. I like this calendar_monthly module and I won’t show next month. Can you post your next month code here? Please.
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@Leobo Oh, if you just want the monthly calendar, checkout the calendar_monthly module by KirAsh4 under the Utility / IOT / 3rd Party / Integration modules. The same one I used.
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Sorry for asking so many, I want two calendars, one with this month and second with next month. I do not know in which place I have to integrate the moment.add (1, ‘months’). Sorry vor my bad English (translator).
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So sorry for the late reply…here’s an example of what I changed…
// Override dom generator
getDom: function() {if ((moment() > this.midnight) || (!this.loaded)) { var month = moment().add(1,'months'); var year = moment().year(); var monthName = moment().add(1,'months').format("MMMM"); var monthLength = moment().add(1,'months').daysInMonth(); // Find first day of the month, LOCALE aware var startingDay = moment().add(1,'months').date(1).weekday();
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Thank you very mutch @MadsChaves . You are the best. That works really well. Thank you for your answer.
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Hi, I would like to have also 3 calendars like @MadsChaves have, but it only shows me 1 calendar, and over the hole width from the screen, so too big. Can you help me a little bit more? Greetings Maxs.
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You have to rename all three calendars module. For example one with "calendar_monthly Prev’ one ‘calendar_monthly’ and one ‘calendar_monthly Next’. In your config.js you must also enter the three calendars.
{ module: 'calendar_monthly Prev', position: 'top_left', config: { } }, { module: 'calendar_monthly', position: 'top_left', config: { } }, { module: 'calendar_monthly Next', position: 'top_left', config: { } }
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Thanks gone a give it a try.
Update, now it works…