@kwyjibo089 I can’t really imagine that changing SSID of wifi alone breaks the calendar module… Since other modules update, I guess raspi has internet access in general? Did you try to manually access the URLs the calendar tries to update from (via browser or whatever)?! Did you change anything else?

@Stubbsy1994 LMGTFY (or in this case: let me use search function of this forum for you): searching for “embed youtube” on this forum gives this thread. I guess this is what you need.

@fox you mean like requested here?

@alberttwong don’t know if I understand correctly… you just do the same as you already do on interval ticks, but in resume(). I guess it would be nice to have an option to trigger it on/off.
You can start MM2 with npm start dev to see console output. Is that the question?

@alberttwong might be useful to be able to update contents on resume (instead of/additional to updating interval based). This is one thing I missed in the original iFrame module.

@Sjarm13 Then what about this thread?!

@Sjarm13 So, this would be something similar to this thread? If so, see the linked repository.

@SexyTrogg funny :D do you use extra hardware (somehow connected to the same network) or a camera built into the mirror to read the barcode?

In case you didn’t see it already: there is a template module

@erik72 you need an openweather.org API key, see documentation of for example currentweather-Module:

appid
The OpenWeatherMap API key, which can be obtained by creating an OpenWeatherMap account.
This value is REQUIRED

@dhirajv12 I’m not really familiar with these errors. To me, it seems like you have some mismatch of versions, e.g. node being too old or too new. Did you try to update as mentioned in the output?