Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-CalendarExt3
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@luisestrada each sends out its own list of entries. maybe calext3 is replacing a with b with c
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@sdetweil said in MMM-CalendarExt3:
@luisestrada each sends out its own list of entries. maybe calext3 is replacing a with b with c
That’s exactly what i thought, so thats why I created 3 different modules by copying the entire module in a separate folder and renaming it, similar to this: https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/14724/run-two-instances-of-the-same-module-sometimes-tutorial
but still, if I have 3 modules called, calendar, calendar1 and calendar2, it does it
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@luisestrada
Well, I was worried about just that case when I developed this module - multiple calendar instances. I thought Nobody would use the calendar module like that. So I haven’t considered supporting that case. But I was wrong.The current behaviour of this module is replacing whole events when the notification arrives, not combining each. So you cannot get proper whole events from multi-emitter of notifications.
I’ll modify the module in a few days to stack each event not replace it. Wait for a little.
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@luisestrada
By the way, your configuration is not quite effective. Some options are located in the wrong place, some are invalid.-
All module-specific user configuration should be placed in
config: { ... }
. YourwaitFecth
oreventTimeOptions
and something more would not be applied. -
there is no
fetchInterval
orrotateInterval
option in CX3. -
broadcastPastEvents
is not forCX3
module but forcalendar
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refreshInterval: 1000 * 60 * 1
means redraw calendar every 1 minute. Is it really needed?
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@luisestrada the info inside(event broadcast) is still the same
and u didn’t need to do the rename. it supports multiple instances -
@MMRIZE u can see in config if multiple instances and maybe the ‘from’ on notification
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@MMRIZE said in MMM-CalendarExt3:
@luisestrada
Well, I was worried about just that case when I developed this module - multiple calendar instances. I thought Nobody would use the calendar module like that. So I haven’t considered supporting that case. But I was wrong.The current behaviour of this module is replacing whole events when the notification arrives, not combining each. So you cannot get proper whole events from multi-emitter of notifications.
I’ll modify the module in a few days to stack each event not replace it. Wait for a little.
Thank you, I will show you my code so you all can understand the mess I did :beaming_face_with_smiling_eyes:
@MMRIZE said in MMM-CalendarExt3:
@luisestrada
By the way, your configuration is not quite effective. Some options are located in the wrong place, some are invalid.-
All module-specific user configuration should be placed in
config: { ... }
. YourwaitFecth
oreventTimeOptions
and something more would not be applied. -
there is no
fetchInterval
orrotateInterval
option in CX3. -
broadcastPastEvents
is not forCX3
module but forcalendar
module. -
refreshInterval: 1000 * 60 * 1
means redraw calendar every 1 minute. Is it really needed?
It was supposed to be ten minutes but because I was trying and adding and testing, I forgot to change it back
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@sdetweil said in MMM-CalendarExt3:
@luisestrada the info inside(event broadcast) is still the same
and u didn’t need to do the rename. it supports multiple instancesAll calendar were working under the same name, however i thought it was the cause of the blank CX3 so that’s why i tried to create one version for each module as a last resort
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My code with the changes based on your feedback (and it seems to be working for now) Thank you!
//Calendar hidden Module { module: "calendar", //position: "top_left", header: "Eventos", config: { broadcastPastEvents: true, // <= IMPORTANT to see past events instanceId: "WeeklyCalendar", calendars: [ { url: "URL1", name: "Cal1", // <= RECOMMENDED to assign name color: "#0760d1", // <= RECOMMENDED to assign color symbol: false }, { url: "URL2", name: "Cal2", // <= RECOMMENDED to assign name color: "#2a4d56", // rgb(92%, 33%, 55%), // <= RECOMMENDED to assign color symbol: "birthday-cake" }, { url: "URL3", name: "Cal3", // <= RECOMMENDED to assign name color: "#333", // rgb(92%, 33%, 55%), // <= RECOMMENDED to assign color symbol: "bank" }, { url: "URL4", name: "Cal4", // <= RECOMMENDED to assign name color: "#3f0101", // <= RECOMMENDED to assign color symbol: "flag" }, { url: "URL5", name: "Cal5, // <= RECOMMENDED to assign name color: "#765f02", //rgb(58%, 24%, 45%) // <= RECOMMENDED to assign color symbol: "flag" }, ], } }, // CX3 Module { module: "MMM-CalendarExt3", position: "bottom_bar", title: "Calendario", config: { mode: "week", instanceId: "WeeklyCalendar", locale: 'es-CO', maxEventLines: 3, firstDayOfWeek: 0, weekIndex: 0, weeksInView: 4, waitFetch: 1000 * 10, // (ms) waiting the fetching of last calendar to prevent flickering view by too frequent fetching. refreshInterval: 1000 * 60 * 10, // (ms) refresh view by force if you need it. glanceTime: 1000 * 60 * 10, // (ms) Return to original view when you move to other moment by notification. eventTimeOptions: { timeStyle: "short" }, //useSymbol: false, calendarSet: ['Cal1', 'Cal2', 'Cal3', 'Cal4', 'Cal5'], } },
Now these 3 calendars seem not to be conflicting with CX3
{ module: "calendar2", header: "CAL2", position: "top_left", config: { calendars: [ { url: "CAL2" }, ], maximumEntries: "2", wrapEvents: true } }, { module: "calendar2", header: "CAL3", position: "top_left", config: { calendars: [ { url: "CAL3" }, ], maximumEntries: "3", wrapEvents: true } }, { module: "calendar2", header: "CAL", position: "top_left", config: { calendars: [ { url: "CAL" }, ], maximumEntries: "5", wrapEvents: true } },
Sorry for the long message
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@luisestrada said in MMM-CalendarExt3:
My code with the changes based on your feedback (and it seems to be working for now) Thank you!
I talked too fast, I pressed submit and the issue came back :anxious_face_with_sweat: