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MMM-CalendarExt3Agenda - Two questions
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@Kelemvor do you have
broadcastPastEvents: true,set in the default calendar app? -
@Kelemvor Actually, I think you might be right - does look hardcoded.
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@BKeyport said in MMM-CalendarExt3Agenda - Two questions:
@Kelemvor do you have
broadcastPastEvents: true,set in the default calendar app?Not if that goes in the normal Config area. Does that make ALL events from the entire calendar get passed over to Ext3? Is that going to overload anything since it’s decades of events? :)
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@Kelemvor It won’t overload anything. broadcastPastEvents is required to show old events.
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@BKeyport I know it says its broadcasting 400+ events so I’m assuming it’s sending old stuff.
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@Kelemvor I pretty much bet it’s that setting - with it I get what you want:
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I think I fixed it and I Just found a typo in the official documentation:
On this page:
https://docs.magicmirror.builders/modules/calendar.html#configuration-optionsThe first instance of broadcastPastEvents is wrong.
It should say pastDaysCount, not maximumNumberofDays,
Anyway, I set broadcastPastEvents to True and PastDaysCount to 1. It seems to be showing now. I’ll know more tomorrow afternoon.
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oh, and you can specify past events per calendar:
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@Kelemvor I wouldn’t know the details on that part of the thing - I let my calendar spew the entire of the data download - it don’t hurt a thing.
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@BKeyport Oh sheesh. After my change it’s now showing the entire mini calendar with all the events on it. It wasn’t like that before so it’s definitely sending things it wasn’t. I have the PastDays thing set to 1, in the base calendar but EXT3 calendar is showing events for all of March so that flag doesn’t seem to work right or something.
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@Kelemvor pastDaysCount is an advisory to other modules. they dont have to honor it
we send all the events, there was a bug in clipping, i ‘fixed’ for 2.30, but made it worse. the temp fix removes clipping on past events
maximum days sets the range to view in cal, default 365 days
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