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      sdetweil @MMM-kludo
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      @mmm-kludo

      note the getRelative parm …

      how far in front of the event does the thing change to relative? in HOURS

      xmas is 4 DAYS (48 hours), default is 6 (HOURS)

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        MMM-kludo @sdetweil
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        @sdetweil When I do this, the appointments for the 2 next days are displayed as desired. Previously it was possible that all appointments were displayed in this form. This now seems to no longer work.

        Thanks again for your support, I had a wrong thinking due to my simpler previous version.

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          MMM-kludo @sdetweil
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          @sdetweil I was wrong, it still does not work as before. I am always shown absolute times (e.g. Sunday, Monday, …) and no relative ones (e.g. Today, Tomorrow, …).

                          {
                                  module: "calendar",
                                  header: "Termine",
                                  position: "top_left",
                                  config: {
                                          timeFormat: "relative",
                                          getRelative: 48,
                                          nextDaysRelative: true,
                                          hideTime: true,
                                          calendars: [
                                                  {
                                                          symbol: "calendar-check",
          
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            sdetweil @MMM-kludo
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            @mmm-kludo can u compare the defaults section of your old calendar.js with the current one?

            I assume u made changes to it originally

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              MMM-kludo @sdetweil
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              @sdetweil I compared the two versions (current and spring 2020) with NotePadd++ Compare and found no significant differences in the default section. Of course, the newer version has additional fields due to functional enhancements (limitDays, hideTime, customEvents). See Screenshot

              Significant differences in the code can be seen in the middle of the code between lines 350 and 500. In this area the old version has additional lines which are not included in the current code. See Screenshot
              Due to lack of programming knowledge, I do not think that I have made changes in the code.

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