Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-CalendarExt2
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@CharlesDS
Without log I cannot tell anything. More detailed info be needed. And Of course, on RPI2, it works. -
Hello,
everything works fine in landscape-mode. If i change to portrait-mode (display_rotate=1
avoid_warnings=1 in /boot/config.txt) my calender is not shown. All other modules are on my mirror.
Can someone give me a hint?
thx
Ralph -
@Zinkeler
Nothing suspicious.
Which view are you using? show me your config about this module. -
@Sean
{ module: ‘MMM-CalendarExt2’,
config: {
scenes:[
{
name: “DEFAULT”,
views: [“upcoming”,“weeks”],
},
],
views:[
{
name: “upcoming”,
mode: “upcoming”,
position: “top_left”,
slotTitle: “Demnächst”,
maxItems: 4,
locale: “de-DE”,
calendars: [“Ralph”],
},
{
name: “weeks”,
mode: “week”,
title: “Woche”,
type: “row”,
position: “bottom_bar”,
slotCount: 1,
locale: “de-DE”,
calendars: [“Ralph”],
},
],
calendars: [
{
name: “Ralph”,
url: “”,
},
],
},
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@Zinkeler
Well, nothing suspicious in configuration.
What log says? open dev-tools on MM screen and see what log says. -
@Sean
sorry, I’ve never done that. how can i do that?
thx -
@Zinkeler
Ctrl + Shift + i (Or different per environment) on MM Screen. -
@Sean
Hello,
I just went from MMM-Calendarext to MMM-calendarExt2
By following your advice: link text
And I have a few questions:- 12/04 Dim. - Pâques
It says ‘Tommorow’
Why ?
How else to translate into (french) ‘Demain’
-16/04 and 17/04
The deadline for the period is indicated: 4/19
How to modify in 19/04-Is it possible to delete the description of the day: “lundi”, “mardi”
but leave if there is an end date on another day (period)Thanks
:winking_face: - 12/04 Dim. - Pâques
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@Doudy
Hi,Did you manage to work out how to change from MM/DD to DD/MM ? As I have same problem.
Thanks
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I have do this :
locale:"fr-FR", slotTitleFormat: "DD/MM", slotSubTitleFormat: "ddd", slotAltTitleFormat: "DD/MM",