Hi to all,

as i am fighting with Monitor Standby (Sleep) / PowerOff / WakeUp - what do you think about a sticky thread, which monitor supports which modes?

So i start with my monitor:
Vendor / model: LG 27MP48HQ-p
Input: VGA and HDMI
VGA: supports Standby (Sleep) and WakeUp
HDMI: only supports PowerOff (after deactivating HDMI Signal), no WakeUp possible (only by pressing the physical Powerbutton on monitor).

Some Details: I am using Module MMM-PIR-Sensor which enable/disable the hdmi port of my raspberry pi 3

Regards

Axled

@doubleT and ninjabreadman

My request was to show a timetable, where i can change the datas in an .csv file.
The only way i knew to realize this was via php. So thats the reason why i tried this via apache2 an php which worked (somehow).
If i understood you right, there are to ways to solve my request:
A. Show the .php page via node
B. use the node_helper.js to open a .csv file and loop through the datas.

If i am right, i dont know what do i need for Way A and Way B, as i dont know (right now) how to write a own module.

I am looking forward hearing from you.

Best regards

Axled

So, now i installed apache2 and php on my test system (ubuntu vm). I got a first solution with a .php site (running on same machine) and MMM-iFrame pointing to local php site.

Here is a first screenshot:

My Webfolder looks like this:

• index.html (comes from apache2)
• phpinfo.php (was a testfile to check if php works)
• timetable.php (is my php site, which reads the datas of timetable.csv, so it is easier to change datas once a year)

Right now i am fighting with css and formatting, but the first steps are made.

I am not sure what the performance on RPI will be with apache2 and php running next to MM2.

Axled

Hi OdomLinx,
i tried this, but i dont know where to run my php site on the raspberry pi:

• does Raspian/MM2 support .php
• where do i have to save the files and what will the (web)path be?
  Axled

Hi, i am looking for a possibility to enter a timetable for my kids, which is based on static datas and change only on a yearly base.
My idea would be to have a file (.txt/.csv) somewhere in the filefolders of magic mirror. I can probably realize it by .php but i dont have a clou how to show this in MM2 (as i would like to run the .php directly on the raspberry pi.

Best regards

Axled