MMM-CalendarExt3

Splashed

I am having some issues where events show up in my Calendar Module, but don’t always show up in my CalendarExt3 module. For instance, I currently have 5 working calendars displaying the upcoming events via the calendar module. All five calendars are displaying their information.

Currently though, only three of those calendars are showing in my monthly view of CalendarExt3. Sometimes, if I remove one or two of the calendars that do display, then I can get the ones that didnt work to show up on CalendarExt3. Currently however, I have removed all but two calendars, and still only one of them is displaying.

Overall, I have about 8 calendars Id like to link, and Ive never gotten more than about 4-5 to work at once, despite the fact that I can get them all to show in the Calendar module at the same time.

Any suggestions? I can post more details if desired.

sdetweil

@Splashed the default calendar clips off the broadcast events using the

maximumEntries

property. the doc says the max is 100, but that is never checked

it can be set above the calendars list
and this value is used for the TOTAL number of events sent
the code

return events.slice(0, this.config.maximumEntries);

or can also be set in a particular calendar

note that this size INCLUDES the PAST events if broadcastPastEvents:true
is set

MMRIZE

@Splashed
Maybe one of reason was mentioned by @sdetweil,
The other reason might be fetching finish synchronization issue. When you operate many calendars to fetch, some calendars might not end fetching before drawing CX3 due to hw performance, internet speed, server’s issue, etc.
There would be 2 general solution.

wait for next refreshing cycle. The fetching of calendars may be completed until then.
Or you can use ‘waitFetch’ config value to delay the rendering view.

crisvdn

@MMRIZE Thanks for your response. That actually did this.

The config name is a bit confusing though. It implies waiting to fetch the calendars?
Anyways, thank you for this awesome module :D

gonzonia

I’ve been using MMM-CalendarExt3 for a while now and all is good. Suddenly I’ve got a single event that’s an hour off. The events for the rest of the day are fine, and the time is correct on all other methods (Google Calendar, BusyCal, iOS Calendar).

MMRIZE

@gonzonia Could you send me the ice file(or downloadable url) and your config? (eouia0819@gmail.com)

Splashed

@MMRIZE Seems like you are correct with the refreshing interval. If I simply exercise patience and give it 5-10 minutes then all of my calendars do load.

wperry530

Hello all!

New to building out my magic mirror, and I’m running into a problem. If I understand correctly, this module would allow me to click an event from my google calendar and see the details. When I run the module, I am not getting that feature.

Is it something I’m doing wrong or am I misunderstanding something? Below is my config, and I have installed the lastest version of Electron.

{
  module: "calendar",
  header: "My Calendar",
  config: {
    calendars: [
      {
        symbol: "calendar",
        url: "**super secret**", // Replace with your actual Google Calendar ICS link
		name:"wes",
		color:"red"
      }
    ],
    maximumEntries: 10, // Number of events shown
    maximumNumberOfDays: 365, // Show events up to a year in advance
    displaySymbol: true, // Display the calendar symbol
    defaultSymbol: "calendar", // Default symbol if none specified for calendar
    // Other configuration options can be added here based on your preference
  }
},
{
  module: "MMM-CalendarExt3",
  position: "middle center",
  title: "",
  config: {
    mode: "week",
    instanceId: "basicCalendar",
    maxEventLines: 5,
    firstDayOfWeek: 0,
    calendarSet: ['wes']
  }

MMRIZE

@wperry530
Not only popover feature is not abled? Or some other symptom you have?
If only popover doesn’t work, What browser and version do you use? (Electron or Chromium version I need)

wperry530

@MMRIZE

I tried a fourth uninstall / reinstall along with rebooting and it started to work. Thank you for the quick response!