@sdetweil I plan on updating this weekend and seeing what shows when this event comes up next, your help is greatly appreciated!!!

I set my table with a variable width using a percentage for my module. https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_table.asp is a good place to start, and you can then adjust things like the <td> tag as needed. jsfiddle.net is a good place to play, as well, FYI. You can build your JS up and get it working, then all ya gotta do is translate to MM spec.

I would search for an npm progress bar module(there’s one for sure). Then install it via npm. Include it in your code via the getScript() method. Use it in your code as described in the npm module. From my point of view it’s the easiest way in this environment without doing all on your own.

The process where the user wants to find out the work that will be able to manage it in such way where the user will be able to get the work better so netgear r6700 review will able to get the work better for width module on 3.5 in the screen.

@jasondreher said in sendNotification help: this.time = payload probably this.config.time = payload

when u started the docker container, did u use this parm from the doc --publish 80:8080 \ if so, the the address in your browser should be myip:80 the --publish is host_port_number : container_port_number if u want the same port on the host as the container do --publish 8080:8080 \

@jasondreher About halfway down the page. I’m trying to work this out myself. Hide and Show

Darn it, I was changing the update time in the module but not the config. It works now, thanks for all your help, this is a fantastic module!!!

I was able to get MMM-Globe working with the globe, but now I want to display my own picture, but it does not seem to work. Any ideas? Below is my config { module: ‘MMM-Globe’, position: ‘top_left’, config: { style: ‘geoColor’, imageSize: 100, ownImagePath: ‘/home/pi/MagicMirror/Scripts/Cur_Status_Garage.png’, updateInterval: 10601000 } }, The updateInterval is not showing correctly but this matches the github. I like this because it refreshes, this is a Garage Status to show if my garage door is up or down at any given moment.

@jasondreher if you have a pc in between the switch and the raspberry you can have the pc send a http get request to the mirror with MMM-Syslog (https://github.com/paviro/MMM-syslog)

Hi, i found a way how to do it but still it’s not automatic updated calendar. Select Settings (Calendar settings in Google Calendar). Go to the Calendars tab. Follow the Export calendar link under My Calendars (You will get Birthday calendar in ics format) Next steps are optional Create new calendar Select Settings (Calendar settings in Google Calendar). Go to the Calendars tab. Follow the Import calendar link under My Calendars Select your new calendar Now you can use your public or private adress for modules