@wuermchen I think your original problem was in /boot/config.txt where you had spaces around the equal sign for display_rotate.

@sdetweil I ran @BigSky 's calendar through my latest fix and it showed up correctly.

I don’t really see any relevant use case for broadcastPastEvents. It should just be left at default (false) and forgotten.

I do see a need for broadcastEvents.

@BigSky I know, recurring events is not where the calendar module really shines…

There is work ongoing to address as many issues as possible. Could you provide an ICS-file that can be used for testing the above?

@BigSky You can limit the number of days in the future by setting the parameter maximumNumberOfDays to something like 30 which will fetch events occuring within the next month.

There have been a lot of work done by @sdetweil on the calendar module. Try the develop branch which handles recurring events much better.

@jwest35, you’re missing a left curly brace.

@hango Okay, I thought electron.js was executed in the browser. But that’s one less file to edit. Also, there were no references to this within the => constructs that I could find.

@sdetweil I used develop-hidden-module-update-restriction as that was the one with relevant changes for me

@hango I just checked the development branch of MM and changed the following files. It now works perfectly on my Ipad2. Of course, if you use non-default modules you may have to edit them as well.

• modified: js/electron.js
• modified: js/translator.js
• modified: modules/default/alert/alert.js
• modified: modules/default/alert/notificationFx.js
• modified: modules/default/calendar/calendar.js
• modified: modules/default/compliments/compliments.js
• modified: modules/default/newsfeed/newsfeed.js
• modified: modules/default/updatenotification/updatenotification.js
• modified: modules/default/weather/weather.js
• modified: modules/default/weather/weatherobject.js
• modified: modules/default/weatherforecast/weatherforecast.js

The changes I made to the above files are:

1. Changed all “let” to “var”.
2. Changed all “() =>” to “function ()”. Also, you have to make sure that the expression following “function ()” is enclosed in curly braces “{}”, i.e. no one-liners!