@MMRIZE Yes, although I have now downgraded to 2.21.0. Still experiencing the same issue.
Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
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RE: Calendar and Icons
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RE: Calendar and Icons
@sdetweil v 2.22.0-develop
changing to fa-swimming removes the icon from ext3 as you predicted. Still not showing in default calendar either.
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RE: Calendar and Icons
@sdetweil
for comparison, using a UK holiday calendar, the default icon is present, but the sleigh for Christmas isn’t




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RE: Calendar and Icons
@sdetweil No longer get the error, but the icon’s still don’t show
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RE: Calendar and Icons
Styles loaded for: MMM-CalendarExt3
loader.js:164 Translations loaded for: MMM-CalendarExt3Refused to apply style from ‘http://localhost:8080/css/custom.css’ because its MIME type (‘text/html’) is not a supported stylesheet MIME type, and strict MIME checking is enabled.
2calendar.js:89 Starting module: calendar
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RE: Calendar and Icons
Not sure I understand the question. I know from the github page it talks about EX3 taking information from the default calendar.
Have just tried person-swimming, but still gives same results.
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Calendar and Icons
Hi again,
below is a brief part of my config.js. A few days ago this was working fine, however now it no longer shows the icon/symbol in the default calendar.
Note there is also configuration for colors which does work.
{ module: "calendar", header: "FamCal", position: "top_left", config: { displaySymbol: true, customEvents: [ {keyword: "Swimming", symbol: "swimmer"},it does however show the icon in the MMM-Calendarext3

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RE: CORS policy
@bicolorbore586 from the line Could not load data … TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading ‘0’) at weatherbit.is
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@sdetweil
so I commented out the original text and added in the new:code_text ``` fetchCurrentWeather() { this.fetchData(this.getUrl()) .then((data) => { /*if (!data || !data.data[0] || typeof data.data[0].temp === "undefined") { // No usable data? return; } const currentWeather = this.generateWeatherDayFromCurrentWeather(data); this.setCurrentWeather(currentWeather);*/ if(!data || (data && data.error)){ Log.error("Could not load data ... ", data?data.error: "no data returned"); } else { if (!data || !data.data[0] || typeof data.data[0].temp === "undefined") { // No usable data? return; } const currentWeather = this.generateWeatherDayFromCurrentWeather(data); this.setCurrentWeather(currentWeather); } }) .catch(function (request) { Log.error("Could not load data ... ", request); }) .finally(() => this.updateAvailable()); -
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@sdetweil
ok, have put it back to how it was… that was final “can I get this to work, before I ask for further help”
this is my config.jscode_text ``` { module: "weather", position: "top_right", config: { weatherProvider: "weatherbit", type: "current", lat: 5, lon: -1, apiKey: "ab4", useCorsProxy: true } }, { module: "weather", position: "top_right", header: "Weather Forecast", config: { weatherProvider: "weatherbit", type: "forecast", lat: 5, lon: -1, initialLoadDelay: 1, apiKey: "ab4", useCorsProxy: true } },