@cowboysdude This is what I am doing with my Trello module basically. :)

@clumsy_ninja Yup documentation is wrong there, the default is false. Edit: made a PR to correct this.

I am going to quote my previous post:

Maybe you can post an anonymous copy of your ics file?

Without more information this is going to be difficult to resolve.

Edit: Somehow the dates in the parsing are being ported back to a date before 1970, probably because a year is not passed or interpreted correctly. Additionally it might be useful to know when you last updated (when it was still working) and at what point in time it stopped working, this would limit the changes we have to look at a little bit.

Potsdam, Germany

@ianperrin The actions available are now also documented in the readme, so noone has to dig through all the code neccessarily. See this section, a table is down below.

What is your issue with the remote control module? Once you installed it, and add it to your config.js, restart your mirror and go to the remote control page. It is hosted on your pi, so you need to know the IP, e.g. if your IP is 192.168.0.111 you need to go to 192.168.0.111:8080/remote.html. There you should be able to switch off/on your display.

@Mykle1 Will try to have a look at this in a few weeks (see my post in the other thread).

I am not (yet :) ), but this seems to be a good starting place:

Fullscreen Backgound Video
Demo page

@slickric What browser (version?) are you using? It seems the javascript is not loading correctly, so I probably made something which is not compatible with your browser. I will try to fix this as soon as possible.

For reference: Installation - Step 2

Add the following to the module section of your config.js:

{
    module: 'MMM-Remote-Control',
    position: 'bottom_left'
},

If you only copied the example config, paste these lines, for example, between lines 17 and 18.

Hopefully this shows you your IP address right on your mirror in the bottom right corner.

If not you can execute the command ifconfig on your raspberry and look at the output, make sure to take the IP of the correct adapter (i.e. WLAN if you are using WLAN).

@termeric That is interesting. But you have added the module to your config.js as described here? Are there any errors when you start up the mirror?

@done said in Introduce yourself!:

You know: “If a man says that he will do it, he will! You don’t have to remind him every 6 months.” :D

Exactly.

I wanted a mirror since January, and finished around June. :D

@slickric That is weird, my iPad is also running chrome 54.0.2840.66. I assume this also happens, when you access the remote URL from a desktop browser? Could you open the remote URL with developer console, and have a look at possible errors?

@Pbaan93 I can add this, yes. Do you think a simple JSON format would suffice?

@boardnick From your logs I read, that lxml is not installed, did you execute step 3 of the installation?

Edit: Did anything during execution of this command go wrong? sudo apt-get install python-dev libxml2-dev libxslt1-dev zlib1g-dev && sudo pip install fritzconnection

@KirAsh4 Yes I think that might be it.

@audehdud You need to overwrite the rule which hides the cursor in the css/main.css file, which hides the cursor:

html {
  cursor: none;
  overflow:hidden;
}

/*...*/

For example, you can add these lines to your css/custom.css:

html {
  cursor: auto;
}

@MichMich Very nice! I like how they did not mention how many steps there are to complete. :)

Make yours today in easy steps

@rvdgeer This is the next big thing on my ToDo list. I don’t know when I will finish this though. If anyone has ideas on the workflow and the UI and how they would like to see and change the config in the UI, feel free to post here.

@thoimi Check for the correct wiring (PIN-Numbers can be confusing, there is the BCM numbering and the other one), also make sure GND and 5V are conncted correctly, adjust sensitivity to maximum and time to minimum (so it hopefully switch back and forth quickly), try covering up the sensor under a bowl or something and then put your hand in to test.

When I set up the sensor, I also searched for the error for hours, and at the end my problem was the sensor was plugged into pin 4 (BCM) and not 7 as I thought. Also I think you need to remove the , pull_up_down=GPIO.PUD_DOWN part (PIR example).

@shvncrvn This seems a little bit too vague to me. Are you trying to reach an external webservice (like google?), where you would input something into the box, and display that result on your mirror? If yes, you can try to find out if this webservice uses POST or GET requests to retrieve the data (through developer console of your browser) or maybe even has an API, or anything like that, and send a request to that the same URL.

In this case you can look at this module and see if it works for you.

@strawberry-3.141 Thanks for tagging. I updated the commands to not include additional single quotes.