@RonR said: http://192.168.1.41/observationscurrent?stationId=FOSHKplug1n&format=json&units=e&apiKey=MMM Hi! Sorry for the delay - I somehow missed your message here. Sorry! Your FOSHKplugin appears to be running on 192.168.1.122:8081 – so the apiBase in the MMM configuration must also be set accordingly: apiBase: 'http://192.168.1.122:8081/observations/', Beside that, pws and apiKey should remain unchanged in order to receive additional data from FOSHKplugin: pws: 'FOSHKplugin', apikey: 'MMM', The URL in apiBase must be entered with the correct case and the correct placement of the slashes ‘/’. Otherwise, the MMM plugin will not receive any data from FOSHKplugin and continuously says: “Loading”. Regards, Oliver

Re: [MMM-UKLiveBusStopInfo & MMM-TFL-Arrivals](/topic/11585/mmm-uklivebusstopinfo-mmm-tfl-arrivals I have installed Romford train time table using Api key -UKLiveBusStopInfo This is working on Romford config but not working on the Api key -UKLiveBusStopInfo i’ve got the same Api key and from this site . i going to remove the football Modules in case thats blocking it in some way. Any Help with the Train, bus time table thank you

@pat59 no problem leaving it open. Come back when you can.

@chrga awesome!!

@karsten13 yes, always choices

@potts-mike there are no modules in the 3rd party list that reference commodity

@chrga ok. Should be nothing to stop it Did you try my Module and the examples on the alert module did you add the ViewNotifications module so you could see it being broadcast The structure of the notification is exactly the same as if you were coding it in a running module

@alfi153 if you add one via the config.js does it work? I am traveling today, cannot test til I setup my system As a side request. Can you explain what with remote control means? I don’t see any notifications that compliments accepts to change the data. Only a remote file is supported with a refresh time. And I don’t see any mention of compliments in the remote control Module doc Ps I wrote the code for line break with \n and the remote file function in the compliments module

@costascontis sadly Google has not disclosed an api that could revive the module.

@videogame95 I replied to your other topic any module that wants to use OpenWeatherMap has to change the endpoint and provide the other parms AND the user needs to get a new apikey… supposedly the old 2.5 api parms still work, but OWM has told us repeatedly they are going to shut that down completely…

@videogame95 from the doc https://docs.magicmirror.builders/modules/weather.html#openweathermap-options in v3, location and locationID are not used. only lat/lon also https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/19323/version-2.30.0-weather-module-stuck-loading-worked-fine-before-upgrade?page=1 also, in old api we got the location back and added it to the header in 3.0 api we don’t so YOU have to set the header for the module AND set appendLocationNameToHeader:false in the weather module config

@ankonaskiff17 mm version cd ~/MagicMirror grep version package.json Wayland was introduced three Raspi OS releases ago. its ‘better’ than X11 they say WE MagicMirror don’t have any choice.

@uncleroger If your iFrame doesn’t render, in your HA configuration.yaml file, include the following : http: use_x_frame_options: false Restart HA first, wait for it to finish, then restart your MM instance to see if the iFrame shows. I use this older MM iFrame module as it’s straight forward. Within HA, you can also make use of the Kiosk Mode HACS add-on to hide the header and/or sidebars. Once installed, you simply add the following at the top of your dashboard YAML using the Raw configuration editor ( this step is shown in the vid ). kiosk_mode: non_admin_settings: kiosk: true ignore_entity_settings: true If you have solar power or another view of your household electricity use via HA, there’s a super funky card that’s been released : https://github.com/Giorgio866/lumina-energy-card. It can show the flow of power around the house as well as what’s going into the EV. Feel the love for Tron !

@Cybex999 this module uses the templating system nunjucks If you Look at the njk you can see it builds a vertical table You could rewrite part of the njk to use th to define columns [image: 1767820201406-img_4658.png]

@Ronald ok, I only see pinn on sd card as a choice there On the MagicMirror topic you can use a different config.js with the MM_CONFIG_FILE environment variable So a different startup script would allow you to quickly switch between them

@BKeyport I fixed my script to handle that

@sdetweil said: @Scruffy I strongly recommend using some backup/restore mechanism, please see my backup/restore scripts for one approach. they also support versioning, so you can tell one set of changes from another and can go back or forward… and move between systems. too… https://github.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror-backup-restore.git and I also support the install/upgrade scripts, mentioned in the MM doc, Alternative install section OK perfect! I’ll run through this process next time this occurs. Thanks!

Hello together I have noticed that the excludedEvents function with the “until” parameter no longer works. The last time I used the function was version 18.3.24, when everything worked. While searching for the error, I came across this article https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/19767/2.32.0-calendar-module-limitdays-and-excludedevents-stopped-working?page=1 or this issue https://github.com/MagicMirrorOrg/MagicMirror/issues/3841. How was the error found (Reproducible) I want to hide a recurring event until X days before it starts. In the test case, the event is called “DailyTask”. This repeats every 2 days. I use the configuration excludedEvents: [{filterBy: 'DailyTask', until: '2 days'}] The appointments are displayed unchanged on the MM. I then only used the excludedEvents: [{filterBy: 'DailyTask''}] command. Now no events with the name “DailyTask” are displayed. Which leads me to conclude that the “until” parameter no longer works. it does not matter whether days, weeks or months are used Current Config for Calendar: { module: "calendar", header: "Kalender", position: "bottom_left", config: { excludedEvents: [{filterBy: 'DailyTask', until: '2 days'}], fade: true, fadePoint: 0.75, // Possible values: 0 (top of the list) - 1 (bottom of list) tableClass: "medium", // Possible values: xsmall, small, medium, large, xlarge. Default value: small. maximumEntries: 18, // default 10 showLocation: true, maxTitleLength: 40, // values 10-50 maxLocationTitleLength: 20, // values 10-50 // hidePrivate: false, coloredText: true, coloredSymbol: true, coloredBackground: true, calendars: [ { // Test-Kalender fetchInterval: 300000, // 5 min * 12 = 1h symbol: "calendar-plus", color: "#FFFFFF", // Dunkleres Grün #1ea30f etwas helleres Grün #43ff64d9 symbolClassName: "fa-regular fa-", bgColor: "rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.02)", name: "Test-Kalender", url: "https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/******************.ics" } ] } MM was reinstalled a few days ago. A Raspberry Pi 3B+ is used Operating System: Debian GNU/Linux13 (trixie) Kernel: Linux 6.12.47+rpt-rpi-v8 Architecture: arm64 MM version: v2.33.0 i use pm2 All modules with the exception of the calendar module were deactivated for the test. my solution I think I have found the problem in the calendarfetcherutils.js file. I have the following line 163: let { excluded, eventFilterUntil } = this.shouldEventBeExcluded(config, title); replaced with this code: let { excluded, until: eventFilterUntil } = this.shouldEventBeExcluded(config, title); Subsequent tests were positive for me, but I cannot judge whether the customisation has any further effects. Unfortunately I’m not a programmer, just a “nerd” =) can someone verify this and possibly open a bug? Best regards Jacky

@Keithj edit MMM-Traffic.js change these lines (79/80) self.errorMessage = payload.error.message; self.errorDescription = payload.error.description; to self.errorMessage = e.message; self.errorDescription = e.description; and restart MM let me know…

@ewingfox see https://forum.magicmirror.builders/post/122915