please don’t double post… all posts from users with reputation below 2 are reviewed (by me)… surprizingly I DO do other things than MM…!!

from the doc, middle_center is all the way across the screen (magenta here)

https://docs.magicmirror.builders/modules/configuration.html#position

But thanks for your great and fast Help :-)

Thanks for the help, it seems to work, now it’s not just showing “loading…” anymore, now it shows the specified print information. But I still have to test this with a print job.

Thank you :-)

// const fetch = require(“fetch”);

Hard- & Software Infos:
Magic Mirror: 2.30 on Raspberry Pi4, 4GB
OctoPrint: 1.10.3, Python: 3.11.2, OctoPi: 1.1.0 on Raspberry Pi4, 8GB

any idea what the issue is?

and went into thumbnails and scanned the gcode files…

As for the missing thumbnails, did you install the plugin like I mentioned in the readme file? The plugins site also describes how to add thumbnails in your slicer software.

You should only enable the showThumbnail flag once you have thumbnails working. Otherwise it can lead to unexpected behaviour, like you’re experiencing.

The same for the layer progress. It can only be properly shown when the plugin and slicer are properly configured.

I added some remarks about those flags in the readme file.

.MMM-octoprint .colum

as all the stylesheets are loaded into the same namespace…
it could collide with another module defining the same class name

you need a position: set in the example , else nothing displays

for some reason my gcode files dont have thumbnails…

so the img src url ends up being

http://octopi/undefined

you could pass th e endpoint and tail part of the url to the template
and if the tail is undefined then do a messge instead of the img
or construct the full url in the template