Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-CalendarExt3
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@agrusap did u edit that file? never edit any module file or mm file.
ALL config goes in config.js
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@agrusap
Check your electron version(standalone) or browser version(server mode). This module is using a modern JS features, your JS engine might be somewhat outdated. -
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@Screwyoudriver yes the regions are not all symmetrical…
see
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@sdetweil
Thanks
it’s been a while since i did anything with the magicmirror.
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I also have a problem. I have a series of appointments on Tuesday and Wednesday. If I change one appointment in length with the same starting time, it shifts one hour back. The source is correct, the displaying hour on the MM is incorrect. Does anybody else have this problem?
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@ThaliaFromPrussia CalExt3 displays events read and processed by the default calendar module.
this sounds like one of the utc/tinezone shift errors in one of the libraries we use.
can u download the ics file and extract those two appointments before and after the change so I can examine the issue?
to download the ics
curl -sL cal_url > sonefile.txt
then edit the somefile.txt
events look like
BEGIN VEVENT . . . END VEVENT
change anything that look personal
don’t change the times or uuidif u don’t want to post the events here you can send it to me in a chat message or email.
my email is my userid at gmail.
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@ThaliaFromPrussia thanks for the info… another library bug …
the event was set in summer time
the recurrence is in standard timethe library returned the repeating as
date :x , time :07:30
I fix this one, adjusting for std time adjustments
but on the recurrence
date: y, time:08:30
then the calendar module uses the tz, and it gets adjusted twice…
once for berlin utc+1, and once for std time adjustmenti haven’t figured out a way to fix this, the lib is not our code…
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@sdetweil Thank you and let me know if there is a way to fix it.
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