Can't get mmm-calendarext3 - customEvents to display the changed events, or more than 9 days.

sdetweil

@cheminge is this the latest MM release??

did you install the broadcast clipping fix??
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/19282/version-2-30-0-calendar-fix-for-clipping-broadcast-events

also, please use the code block for any config/logs…

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sdetweil

@cheminge said in Can't get mmm-calendarext3 - customEvents to display the changed events, or more than 9 days.:

customEvents: [{keyword: “1 - Unit”, symbol: “fire-extinguisher”, color: “red”}, {keyword: “2 - Unit”, symbol: “fire-extinguisher”, color: “green”}, {keyword: “3 - Unit”, symbol: “fire-extinguisher”, color: “blue”}],

those would only change the events in the calendar UI. not in Ext3…
and you are not showing the default calendar (no position setting)

cheminge

Yes, I am running the latest mmm-calendarext3, but I also ran the script as suggested. “Already up to date” comes up when I run the update for mmm-calendarext3.

The EXT3 does show the color and symbol, but not the CustomEvents. Is this because EXT3 doesn’t support that function?

I just did the broadcast clipping fix and I am still having the two problems.

I have other pages that show other calendarEXT3, and they seem to be working, I just left them out as they are not having these issues, so I made a simple config file with just this calendar, and it is still the same result.

sdetweil

@cheminge customevents in the default calendar is done at the UI , long after the events are broadcast

in Ext3 there it the eventtransformer () function to allow you to
manipulate the events before they appear

if you look at this person’s Ext3 config here
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/post/122721
you will see an example of that function in the Ext3 config

cheminge

Thank you!!!

I now have the color and symbol working!!!

now, onto issue number 2. how do I get it to show more of the events?

sdetweil

@cheminge did you put on the fix as I asked before… this is not an EXT3 fix, its a base MM fix

see https://forum.magicmirror.builders/post/122703

cheminge

Ok,

After some deep diving I realized I have broadcastPastEvents: true, in the wrong location in my config file.

I moved it down to be inside the “config” location and it now works!

Do I need to move the other items inside of the “config” location?

modules: [
	{module: "calendar",
			fade: false,
                        flipDateHeaderTitle: true,
                        hideDuplicates: true,
                        coloredText: true,
                        coloredBackground: false,
                        coloredSymbol: true,
			pastDaysCount: 90,
			wrapEvents: true,
			updateOnFetch: true,
			colored: true,
			config: {
				broadcastPastEvents: true,
				calendars: [
					{
						name: "**CalendarName**",
						url: "https://**My Google Calendar Link**.ics",
						symbol: "person-military-to-person",
						className: "**ClassName**",
						beforeDays: 30,
						afterDays: 90,
						maximumEntries: 100,
						pastDaysCount: 40,
						color: "green",
						fetchInterval: 60000, //900000 is 15 minuets
					},

sdetweil

@cheminge yes

everything BEFORE config:{
belongs to Magicmirror, and the module will not see it

ONLY stuff inside config goes to the module

config:{
..... here
}

see
https://docs.magicmirror.builders/modules/configuration.html#example

sdetweil

@cheminge did you get it working?

cheminge

@sdetweil

Everything seems to be working, but I am having one issue.

I have repeating events, that are “All Day” events.

Then the week of the event I change the event on the google calendar to be for a specific time of day.

When I do this, I see both the repeating “All Day” and the Specific time events. (so double events on the same day) It also doesn’t read the new times that I have put into the google calendar.

I don’t even know where to start to look for a solution for this.

Attached is a screen shot of the calendar, and for example, on January 28, all 3 are duplicate entries.