Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
TypeError: curr.start.toISOString is not a function
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Do you have a calendar feed which I can test that gives the error?
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please give me your Mailadress, I’ll share my Calendar with you. :-)
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Got it. Thanks. Will probably be able to look into this next week. Is that ok?
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yeah, no problem. today my calendar is running. I’ve made no changes…
strange, I’ve sent you the link to the working one.
Thanks! :hand_splayed_tone1:
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@MichMich did you find the problem?
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@Bangee Did not have any time to look into this … I’m sorry! Did I understand it correctly that you managed to solve it with the new calendar feed you sent me?
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i’ve sent you the working on. i don’t know why, but most of the time, the calendar is working find.
And sometimes there is this bug. I’ve sent you a diff file, with the differences between the files. -
@MichMich I still have these problems with office365 calender :-(
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Did you tryout the develop branch yet? It might include some changes that could help you.
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Any update on this? I’m also using office365 calendar and my Calendar randomly stopped working. I’ve tried the node debug.js and just get the below. @MichMich @KirAsh4
pi@rpi3:~/MagicMirror/modules/default/calendar $ sudo node debug.js Create fetcher ... Create fetcher done! [ { title: 'Max', startDate: '1493568000000', endDate: '1493654400000', fullDayEvent: true, firstYear: 1990 }, { title: 'Someone', startDate: '1493740800000', endDate: '1493827200000', fullDayEvent: true, firstYear: 2010 }, { title: 'Another', startDate: '1493913600000', endDate: '1494000000000', fullDayEvent: true, firstYear: 2000 }, { title: 'Event', startDate: '1494086400000', endDate: '1494172800000', fullDayEvent: true, firstYear: 1980 } ] ------------------------------------------------------------