birthdaylist - discontinued ?

sdetweil

@rkorell notifications are broadcast. so every module gets every broadcast.

thats why you have to check if the broadcast is for you , but logging them all can give an idea what is going on.

if clock seconds was enabled you would see a notification for that too

rkorell

@sdetweil clock seconds are enabled, as far as I know …
at least I haven’t found a parameter to enable/disable seconds
and second hand is shown …

sdetweil

@rkorell you are using the analog clock, not digital

this for digital

displaySeconds	Display seconds.

Possible values: true or false
Default value: true

and I didn’t see this change

sendNotifications	Enable notifications for elapsed time. Used to be always done send prio to v2.23

Possible values: true, or false
Default value: false

rkorell

@sdetweil Yeah…
You’re right.
I’ve set this - my type of clock is set to “both” because I like sunset and day of week information.

This causes an error in your module…

birthdaylist.js:398 Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'startsWith')
    at Class.getBD_DAY_from_Date (birthdaylist.js:398:9)
    at Class.getDom (birthdaylist.js:462:154)
    at main.js:132:35
    at new Promise (<anonymous>)
    at updateDom (main.js:112:10)
    at Object.updateDom (main.js:669:4)
    at Class.updateDom (module.js:341:6)
    at Class.socketNotificationReceived (birthdaylist.js:328:9)
    at module.js:240:9
    at Socket.<anonymous> (socketclient.js:32:4)

Not sure if this corresponds with the displaySeconds parameter but seen this error first time…

Regards,
Ralf

rkorell

No, obviously NOT…
I’ve now added “sendNotifications: true” to config.
Mirror reloads and your module starts without this error message.

sdetweil

@rkorell can i see your birthdaylist config

and the date portion of one birthday from the list, which order the date info is in

and this error is trying to check if tye month part starts w a 0
and i figure out which date separator you used
/, or :, or just not ,
and then i split the date with the separator i discovered, they all HAVE to be the same separator and order

rkorell

@sdetweil yes, for sure

birth, name
17/01/1965,Carola
31/12/1963, Ralf
27/01/1993, Lennart
11/07/1987, Levin 
28/07/1985, Katharina
4/1/1953,Norbert L.
18/3/1939,Jürgen
22/3/1996,Chrizzy
27/3/1985,Hochzeitstag
31/3/2012,Hannah
31/3/2022,Nilo
11/4/1974,Claas
26/4/1965,Ralf B.
30/4/1989,Rahel
7/5/2020,Mathilda
27/5/1994,Elaine
10/6/1960,Melanie
5/2/1965,Stefan
26/5/2002,Leonie
4/1/2004,Carolin
10/6/95, 2.Hochzeitstag
10/6/1964,Petra B
23/6/1984,Colin
29/7/1995,Jassi
29/7/1955,Shirley P.
20/7/2001,Helene
5/8/1963,Harald
16/9/1997,Shirley Pi.
20/9/1965,Heiko D.
15/8/1967,Uta
23/8/2019,Emil
17/11/68,Susanne
27/9/1987,Severin
9/11/1948,Marianne
12/11/1967,Silvia
27/11/1956,Martina L.

rkorell

Ahh…
in the code listing it shows up a difference …
“10/6/95, 2. Hochzeitstag”
with an additional space and a dot…
is this a problem?
I can change the taxt and delete space if nacessary (althoug I mean I’ve read that you are truncing entries …
But the dot could be eliminated if useful.

Ralf

rkorell

interesting enough the error shows up first time as I reported - the list is always the same - literally unchanged until first day of installation…

sdetweil

@rkorell nvm i see it… let me look at it