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Hello-Lucy
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Do you have to install both forks?
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@dazza120 said in Hello-Lucy:
Do you have to install both forks?
You need to install the original one and then copy cowboydudes fork (his folders) into the original and overwrite the files that come up.
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@dazza120 Just let me know if it doesn’t work for you.
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@mdhenriksen works a treat but I don’t know how to make a third page. Not sure what I’ll put on it? But I’m sure I’ll find something to install if I figure out how to add more pages it’s stuck on two at the mo 😢
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@mdhenriksen said in Hello-Lucy:
You can make MMM-pages and MMM-voice switch between specific pages with very minors tweaks.
Well, sure you can, but he didn’t mention wanting, or being able to do any modifications
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@mykle1 You’re right, guess I was too fast ;-)
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@mdhenriksen this is my config file so far for pages not sure how I add a third page any ideas
{
module: ‘MMM-pages’,
config: {
modules:
[[ “MMM-NOAA3”, “clock”, “MMM-NetworkConnection”, “mmm-hue-lights”, “mmm-nest-status”, “calendar”, “mmm-systemtemperature”, “compliments”, “newsfeed”],
[ “MMM-GoogleMapsTraffic” ]],
excludes: [“MMM-page-indicator”],
}
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@dazza120 said in Hello-Lucy:
@mdhenriksen works a treat but I don’t know how to make a third page. Not sure what I’ll put on it? But I’m sure I’ll find something to install if I figure out how to add more pages it’s stuck on two at the mo 😢
Hey Dazza!
It’s pretty easy actually. Now first you should install MMM-page-indicator as well. That makes it easier to see what page you are on.
Making several pages:
{ module: 'MMM-pages', config: { modules: [[ "weatherforecast", "newsfeed", "compliments"], [ "calendar", "compliments", "calendar2"], ["MMM-CalendarWeek"]], excludes: ["clock", "currentweather", "MMM-page-indicator", "MMM-voice"], } },
The pages are made in an 2D-array, which is basically a line of elements separated by the brackets “[” and “]”.
Your array starts at the double bracket, “[[” right before “weatherforecast” and ends at the “]]” right after “MMM-CalendarWeek”. Inside the array the pages are separated by one bracket.
So this is a page: (remember the comma at the end)
[ "weatherforecast", "newsfeed", "compliments"],
And this is a page:
[ "calendar", "compliments", "calendar2"],
And lastly this is a page as well:
["MMM-CalendarWeek"]
Remember that the array is zero-based which means that the first page will be number 0. The second will be number 1 and the third will be number 2.
Hope it helps! :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:
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@mdhenriksen had the page indicator already but I was being a muppet, I didn’t recognise ]] as a closing part for that module, Thank you very much three pages now lol
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@dazza120 It’s the small things that make the difference :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes: