@Mykle1 Beat me by seconds. Lol. It’s fixed, and the page still displays correctly. :-)

Hello,

I had not been using my weather app for many months, and I got everything up and running today with the latest version of MM. However, I noticed a possible bug in with MM alerts. Previously, MM would handle multiple alerts gracefully, but today, I got this overlapping, unreadable alert instead:

Is something wrong with my MM settings/installation/PI, or is this a bug?

What is the code?
MMM-Rain-Radar already uses the NWS feed to determine when the radar should be displayed on MM. Their logic is if there is an alert for your state, then display the radar. If not, hide the radar module. I made a few modifications to copy the alert/warning text from NWS into a MM alert and display as MM alert. Neat! Then I stored the alert in an array. For each NWS feed check, it searches for any alerts not in the array. If it finds any, it displays them on MM as an alert, and adds the alert(s) to the array. Once there are no more active weather alerts on NWS, the array clears, and the radar stops displaying. Anyway, it’s a cool little hack to mmm-rain-radar, but yeah, it’s not useful if I can’t read the alerts on my MM. :)

PS. I have a touchscreen so I just touch the alert to make it go away. I also put in a timeout so if I am away for for a long time, the alert will terminate after a few hours.

PSS. I changed the code to do notifications, and it works beautifully. So it’s only the alerts that display incorrectly.

@mumblebaj said in MMM-Powerwall:

errors in the NPM or PM2 logs or in the developer console?

Sorry I missed your reply earlier. Here’s NPM

Reinstall chart.js

PM2 Log - These just repeat over and over.
or developer console.

I am not sure what is the developer console. You mean on the browser? I don’t think I have web enabled. I’ll have to look into it.

Is there a better command for installing chart.js or is chart.js not the issue?

@mikebishop

I am having the same issue with all the pictures missing. I updated to the latest version with a git pull in the MMM-Powerwall directory and NPM install in the MMM-Powerwall directory. I also tried installing chart.js manually again with npm install chart.js. I also tried deleting the full MM installation and followed the MM documentation for a fresh install. Nothing has helped.

Are there other things to try? The module loses some of its magic without painting the actual charts.

Thanks Man! I am on holiday, but I will do this when I get back. It will work beautifully now!

@contactmike1 said in Update 3rd Party Module URL Link for MMM-UVIndex:

Well so much for github liking its users maintaining documentation. Immediately following my edit, my github account is flagged and no longer works. :-( Doesn’t give one much confidence to help projects out.

I’m assuming it’s some sort of automated newbie flag and not an issue with the change, but still, that’s total crap. A new account can’t fix a wiki without github disabling the account? Get your life together, github. lol.

Well github already responded and restored account access, so I’m actually impressed with the speed of that. So I’m all good now. :-)

Well so much for github liking its users maintaining documentation. Immediately following my edit, my github account is flagged and no longer works. :-( Doesn’t give one much confidence to help projects out.

I’m assuming it’s some sort of automated newbie flag and not an issue with the change, but still, that’s total crap. A new account can’t fix a wiki without github disabling the account? Get your life together, github. lol.

@Mykle1 Beat me by seconds. Lol. It’s fixed, and the page still displays correctly. :-)

Nevermind friends, I discovered I can edit that wiki page with my forum login. Both are fixed now. :-)

Also seeing MMM-NOAA3 is listed twice but links to the same place. Maybe you can combine them into one entry?

Hello, on the 3rd Party Modules page, the link to MMM-UVIndex is broken. Who can update this?

Should point to:
https://bitbucket.org/rsperezn/mmm-uvindex/src/master/