Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-CalendarExt3 Not showing on some clients
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more than likely it is the age of the client browser
Ext3 uses the latest JS language syntax… most older browsers do not support that
see here for more info, including a link to a browser version table
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@odin_greythorn said in MMM-CalendarExt3 Not showing on some clients:
The pi setup is a bit weird - I am running fullpageos as the image (based on bullseye I think) and the attached display is a salvaged laptop screen with an ebay display driver board. I couldn’t get regular kiosk mode to work at all for this setup, which prompted me to try out this image
Which browser are you using in the PI? Tell us your environment exactly.
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@MMRIZE it’s the default for onepageos, which is chromium browser. There are no custom mods to that image, it’s a stock install with the only modifications being my Wi-Fi network and the default displayed web page changed to my local server IP:port running magic mirror.
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@odin_greythorn browser is for sure chromium, here is the output of chromium-browser --version:
Chromium 98.0.4758.106 Built on Raspbian , running on Raspbian 11 -
@sdetweil
Aaaand this was it. - didn’t realize the version of chromium I was using was from two years ago.
Solved - updating chromium browser to the most recent version + reboot immediately showed the missing module. Thank you. -
@odin_greythorn
I need the front-end log for checking.You can get the front-end log by;
Ctrl
+Shift
+I
to open front dev console on the running, or,npm run start:dev
command, or,- Use
MMM-LogExt
module to deliver front-end logs to the backend.
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@odin_greythorn awesome. glad you could update without having to drag in any conflicting changes
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