Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Default Calendar
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@plainbroke you didn’t need to do all that.
just define another calendar module if you want them separate.
or add another entry in the calendars list if u want the events combined
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@sdetweil
Sorry I do not understand what you mean. “define another calendar module”.
I have the events combined right now I really would like them as two seperate calendars. I use carousel remember. My Calendars cover most of the screen. -
{ module:'calendar': position:'top_left', classes:'page1' config:{ . . .} }
and
{ module:'calendar': position:'top_right', classes:'page2' config:{ . . .} }
use mmm-pages, easier
the modules list for pages is
[ [ 'page1' ], [ 'page2' ] ]
all the modules u want on page 1 use the page1 class
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@sdetweil
Thanks I will look into it when i get time. I have carousel working pretty well now. 33 out of the 40 I had working on MM before update to 2.18, so I am plenty happy… -
I setup two different calendars in the config with url: “”, and url:“” however only one displays, am I missing something?
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@swvalenti in the module config, the calendars sestting is a list
calendars: [ { url: // first calendar ics symbol: }, { url: // second calendar ics symbol: }, ] // <- end of list
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@sdetweil This is what I have but crashes the mirror…its the same as you put
calendars: [ { symbol: "calendar-check", url: "" }, { symbol: "calendar-check", url: "" }, ] }
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@swvalenti show me the output of ‘crashes the mirror’
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@sdetweil Just goes to a black screen and throws a bunch of red errors in the cmd window, cant even run dev, one at a time works fine
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@swvalenti show me the errors in the cmd window…