{ url:… same as in calendar def, symbol:…, color:… keyword:, …}

the url is needed cause you could have 10 calendars defined. which calendar should this customEvent thing apply to, as there is only one customEvents list for this module instance

{ url:… same as in calendar def, symbol:…, color:… keyword:, …}

the url is needed cause you could have 10 calendars defined. which calendar should this customEvent thing apply to, as there is only one customEvents list for this module instance

and you didn’t put in the url

		{
			module: "calendar",
			header: "Celebrations",
			position: "top_left",
			config: {
				colored: true,
				customEvents: [
					{keyword: 'Birthday', symbol: 'birthday-cake', color: 'Gold'},
					{transform: { search: '^([^\']*) \'(\\d{4})$', replace: '$1 ($2.)', yearmatchgroup: 2}}
				],
				calendars: [
					{
						fetchInterval: 7 * 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000,
						symbol: "calendar-check",
						maximumEntries: "8",
						url: "https://calendar.google.com/xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/basic.ics"
					}
				]		
			}
		},

I can get the colours working if I comment out the transform. as soon as I enable that calendar does not load. Can you see any errors in the transform string?

Thanks

in calendar you can have multiple url sources of events that will be merged together in one output.

now
customEvents is a list []
each entry
has a url: property to match it to the url config in the calendars list[]
then properties for the individual items for that url
keyword
symbol
color

keyword is the text in the event summary to match to specific events
so each entry is (with the array/list marker)

customEvents:
[
  {  url, keyword,  symbol, color },
  {another},
  {another}
]

example layout

{
   module:'calendar',
   position:'...',
   config:{
         customEvents:[
                   {},
                   {}
          ],
          calendars:[
              {},
               {}
          }
      }
}

Do you have a example how it should look, I have searched other posts relating to custom events but can’t suss it.

Apologies I am a noob at this :-)

that is why you have to supply the url to match which calendar events to affect