@KristjanESPERANTO Thank you so much! That worked. I thought I tried it that way in one of my many attempts, but clearly I didn’t.

Where did that modeOptions thing come from? ChatGPT. It gave me quite a few wrong answers. Some days I have great luck with it and other days I do not.

And I will be sure to format my config the next time I need some help. Thanks for pointing that out.

Again, thanks for the help, and have a wonderful day!

I had this problem and discovered I had my longitude and latitude reversed, putting me in the middle of the ocean, where traffic is pretty light. :)

@KristjanESPERANTO Thank you so much! That worked. I thought I tried it that way in one of my many attempts, but clearly I didn’t.

Where did that modeOptions thing come from? ChatGPT. It gave me quite a few wrong answers. Some days I have great luck with it and other days I do not.

And I will be sure to format my config the next time I need some help. Thanks for pointing that out.

Again, thanks for the help, and have a wonderful day!

For the last few weeks, my calendar weeks have been starting on Monday, rather than Sunday (I’m in the US). It used to show Sun-Sat, but now it’s Mon-Sun.

I found the weekStart: 0 setting, but it’s not having any effect.
I set the locale: en-US.
I tried setting the mode: “week” and type: “row” and weekStart: 0 or 3 or 5 just to see what it would do, and it had no effect.
I set type: “weekly” and it did change the first day to Sunday, each week was a column, not a row.

The blocks from my config are below. Can anyone help?

{
module: ‘MMM-CalendarExt2’,
config: {
locale: “en-US”,
weekStart: 0,
calendars: [

Under views, here’s what I have
views: [
{
position: “top_bar”,
mode: “week”,
type: “row”,
slotMaxHeight: “150px”,
slotCount: 3,
hideOverflow: false,
slotTitle: “”,
slotTitleFormat: “dddd, M/D”,
timeFormat: “h:mm”,
slotSubTitle: " ",
modeOptions: {
weekStart: 0, // Sunday-first
},
},

@KlausLadegaard Sorry this is so long time. What I was talking about is that it has day, week, and month views. I found the day view in the documentation and set that up so it only shows a single day - today. In that view, it shows start and end times.

I had this problem and discovered I had my longitude and latitude reversed, putting me in the middle of the ocean, where traffic is pretty light. :)

@klausladegaard I use MMM-CalendarExt2. I use the week view in the main body, 3 or 4 weeks, and it only shows the start time. So I added a day view to the lower right corner, and it shows start and end times. That way I could tell when I needed to go pick up the kids!

This is the result of git remote -v
origin https://github.com/PJTewkesbury/MMM-PlexSlideshow.git (fetch)
origin https://github.com/PJTewkesbury/MMM-PlexSlideshow.git (push)

Maybe the option to randomize isn’t there. I’m sure when I built the MM in the first placein Dec 2019, it randomized.

My urgency is gone now because I have worked around this problem. My Plex server was a separate RPi. I removed Plex from that one and made it a Samba file server. Now I’m using MMM-ImageSlideshow on my MM RPi and pulling them via a shared folder. That’s working fine for me and randomizes.

I had to rebuild my MM RPi. Installed MMM-PlexSlideshow and copied and set up config from the source. The old MM would randomize the photos. New one will only display in alphabetical order. Relevant part of config.js is below. Can anyone help?

{
			module: 'MMM-PlexSlideshow',
			position: 'fullscreen_above',
			config: {
			  plex: {
				  hostname:"IP Address",
				  port:32400,
				  username:"xxx",
				  password:"zzz",
				},
				transitionImages: true,
				backgroundSize: "contain",
				randomizeImageOrder: true,	
			}
		  },

Todoist is working on my MM, but the day is off by one for every task. For example, if in my phone or on the website, todoist says “Tomorrow”, MM displays “Today”. It happens with recurring tasks and single-instance (non-recurring) tasks.

I also have MMM-CalendarExt in my mirror, and it highlights the correct day as “Today”, the RPi seems to know what the current date is.

I searched the forums, but I didn’t find anyone reporting this issue. Any ideas?

Todoist is working on my MM, but the day is not right. I have a daily recurring task that says “today” on my mirror, but is “tomorrow” when I look on todoist.com directly or on my phone app.

Has anyone else seen and resolved this behavior?