I try to display the MagicMirror site (server-only) in an android.webkit.WebView for a small Android-App. Unfortunately, nothing shows up except the black background. In actual browser apps like Chrome for Android or Firefox everything works fine.
I’m using a no-name low-spec Android tablet with Android-version 4.2.2.
Are there any Android gurus out there who can help me or has anybody tried to do something similar so far?

@Anhalter42 Yes, open an issue on github or if you already have made changes to either the documentation or written code that does your first suggestion then you would suggest a Pull Request to implement the changes you’ve made

thanks both of you

no bug, just me doing typos. Works like a charm :)
solved

@Anhalter42 I spend some time going through the calendar module code, i can read it fairly well, for the syntax i dont understand there is always google. After review, I see why there are no separate fetchInterval’s for each calendar. Each calendar’s events are added to an array, then sorted together also the dom (html table) is created from scratch on each interval. Without a tremendous restructuring of code, setting up separate interval timers, persisting the ical events array, etc. the value to adding this is limited.

Your comments help me immensely, thank you. I reviewed the template module, i’l start playing with that and do a Hello World module exercise when i return home at the end of the month.

Ooops, my bad. Sorry for the silly question. Was so focused on the event-derived names onX() :D

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Re: MMM-newsfeed

I’ve seen that pull request #789 introduces a new option to ignore old items in the news feed module.

is there any particular reason why this is a global property of the newsfeed module instead of being a property of each single feed? or are there any workarounds how one could achieve such thing (i.e. having distinct time limits for every RSS-feed)?

For example, I’ve mixed actual news from New York Times and special offers of my local supermarket published via RSS-feed in the module. These offers are updated roughly every week. There is no point in seeing 7 days old news but on the other hand, limiting the module to ignoreOlderThan: 1 day prevents me to see the special offers of the supermarket longer than 1 day…