@sdetweil Thanks again!

May be this helps in your search:
https://github.com/MagicMirrorOrg/MagicMirror/pull/2895
https://github.com/MagicMirrorOrg/MagicMirror/issues/2685

@sdetweil My old installation crushed and I started with a fresh SD card and a different Pi than before.

I don’t remember the version but it must be a least four-ish years old. My last backup was in November 2020.

@sdetweil Sorry, but there is no showOngoing in the docs, only a hideOngoing. This parameter is default false - and I don’t want to change it because it effects all kinds of events.

And as I mentioned, I don’t like to get my calendar which has a lot of multidays event spammed with a bunch of entries.

I appreciate your help. It seems the config options don’t fit my special needs at this point.

@sdetweil There is a “hideOngoing”-option, which is default false. I can’t see how this effects sliced multiday events. In my config I didn’t change the parameter.

Seems this bug in older versions was a great feature to me. ;) And now it’s fixed and I don’t like it.

Thanks for your ideas.

@sdetweil Thanks, but I don’t want to split multiday events. The list of events gets spammed with a bunch of entries.

Or is it possible to show only the actual split entry and hide the other ones in the future?

After a fresh install of my Magic Mirror I noticed a unexpected behavior with the calendar module.

I was used to multi day events always showing the current day and not the start day of the event. After the new installation, however, the standard calendar shows the start day. Can this be configured?

I use Magic Mirror with the German language activated. I’d like to show full day events of today as “heute” (today) instead of “noch xx Stunden” (x hours left).

Here is my actual config:

dateFormat: "ddd[,] D.M. [um] H.mm [Uhr]",
timeFormat: "absolute",
fullDayEventDateFormat: "ddd[,] D.M.",
showEnd: false,
wrapEvents: true,