@sdetweil “one event with recurring for f/s/s will be 3 events. 1 for each day”

Totally fine with that. That’s what I have now, but now I have much less typing.

@sdetweil I’ll give that a try. That might just work for my situation. Thanks!

@lavolp3 This might help. We use a calendar to let the kids know it is their turn to clean the recroom on a weekend. So ‘Tommy-Recroom’ appears in upcoming events for Friday. If Tommy forgets on Friday, his alert is now gone. To compensate for that, I have to enter Tommy for Friday, Saturday, Sunday so his name stays on upcoming events.

In my case, it would be fantastic if a single ‘Tommy-Recroom’ appeared on a recurring event for that day.

Does that make sense now?

The script is identical on both. It works on one, but other gives me a black screen with just a cursor. I have tried bing and chromecast sources and still a black screen.

{
			module: "MMM-Wallpaper",
				// git clone https://github.com/kolbyjack/MMM-Wallpaper.git
				position: "fullscreen_below",
				config: { 
				// See "Configuration options" for more information.
					source: "chromecast",
					slideInterval: 30 * 500 // Change slides every 30 seconds
				}
		},

@sdetweil That’s what I suspected. FWIW, in my case it would be extremely helpful for the repeating entry to appear for each day the appointment repeats.

@sdetweil Yes, it’s the default module.

Not sure if this is a bug, or working as designed. If I have an event that occurs for multiple days, it only appears in the upcoming events on the first day.

My preferred choice would be to have the event appear on each day of the repeating event. Is there a setting I can flip so this happens?

@ankonaskiff17 thanks! I will take a look.

@sdetweil I have nothing right now, as I don’t know what type of sensor could send the temperature upstairs.

We have two MM’s, one in the kitchen and one downstairs. The downstairs MM doesn’t have to be involved, only if it makes things easier.

What I would like to do is display the basement temperature on the kitchen MM. Is this possible somehow?