Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-CalendarExt3
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@katalopapi googlecalendar doc says broadcastEvents:true
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@katalopapi
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@MMRIZE I’m getting the following error:
I assume I’m doing something wrong with the transformer since it seems to be an issue with startDate. Here’s my config:
FYI
I had to manually update MMM-GoogleCalendar.js to enable broadcastEvents. I couldn’t seem to enable via the config.js (perhaps I did something wrong).Any ideas regarding the error? TIA
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@katalopapi all you had to do was add
broadcastEvents: true,
inside the module config: {}
section
as it is a module parameter and not a MagicMirror parameter (like position, disabled or classes)
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@sdetweil Thanks! I had it before the config. Works after moving it.
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I’ve figured out what was causing the error. The US holiday events didn’t have the same fields as the google calendar so the transformer was messing those event us. I’ve fixed it with the following transformer:
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I’m on my phone sorry if this is messed up. I’m getting this error trying to use ext3 and cannot find an answer. I’m sure it’s something easy but…
Config is same as example given.
I don’t know how to post pictures so hope this helpsIn dev window
Uncaught SyntaxError: unexpected token ? (Right side)
:8080/modules/MMM-calendarext3/MMM-calendarext3.js:54
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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 This module is using a modern JS features, your JS engine might be somewhat outdated. -
I have a problem with position: “bottom_center”,
if I place it at position: “middle_center”, the calendar is the whole width of the screen.
But not at position: “bottom_center”,Note: I moved it to bottom_bar and its fine