@canterrain

Not sure how I missed that… weird, I swear I put it in there…

Check the time and date of your devices…

what is up with this spam crap???

Todoist is a module for ToDo’s

works better than Wunderlist.

@mykle1

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

You’re so funny… NOT!!!

THUG LIFE!!!

@canterrain

2 things to try…

try putting a comma after the motion detection module

module: ‘MMM-Motion-Detection’,

@yawns

excellent, Thanks!

@mykle1

If I do this with a forked repo, it won’t delete the original repo, right? just the forked one from my repos???

could someone help me on how to remove forked repositories from my profile. I have 3 that I tried to use a while back and no longer use them. So, I’d like to remove them, but can’t figure out how. I searched, but couldn’t find an answer that actually works.

might be easier to help if you could post your config.js. But please hide any personal info before posting it.

Very Nice!!! Love it!!!

@wireshark
did you choose a ‘wake word’ different from /smart mirror’ or ‘snowboy’?

@jtmoore81

probably need to see your entry for the calendar in your config.js file…

hide your personal info before posting it.

@mykle1 Yeah, it is still working, but there are times when I refresh or reload after making a change to the mirror, that it doesn’t work. it’s really weird!!!

@kimzer

example given on the newsfeed page…

{
		module: "newsfeed",
		position: "bottom_bar",	// This can be any of the regions. Best results in center regions.
		config: {
			// The config property is optional.
			// If no config is set, an example calendar is shown.
			// See 'Configuration options' for more information.

			feeds: [
				{
					title: "New York Times",
					url: "http://www.nytimes.com/services/xml/rss/nyt/HomePage.xml",
				},
				{
					title: "BBC",
					url: "http://feeds.bbci.co.uk/news/video_and_audio/news_front_page/rss.xml?edition=uk",
				},
			]
		}
	}

@mykle1

Not sure what I did, But this error disappeared after the module started to work the way I was wanting it to!

UPDATE…

It is now working as I originally wanted to an extent…

YouTube API only allows a max of 200 videos to load into the player at a time… So what this module will do is pick 200 random videos out of a shuffled playlist (my playlist has almost 1300 videos), load them and play them in the order it randomly chose.

I think that MAYBE I can handle that for now!

Thanks to all those who have helped me get this figured out!!! Much Appreciated!!!

Not sure what I did, But this error disappeared after the module started to work the way I was wanting it to!

Not sure what it means or how to fix it…

Failed to execute 'postMessage' on 'DOMWindow': The target origin provided ('https://www.youtube.com') does not match the recipient window's origin ('http://localhost:8080').

OK, major question…

Can someone, anyone, explain how I can be running the exact same OS on 2 different devices and they have a different outcome with certain coding…???

I have the latest version of Windows 10 fully updated on 2 different pc’s.

My test machine is an older Lenovo Thinkcentre SFF desktop with a Quad Core CPU and maxed at 4gb Ram.

My main device is an Asus Laptop with the latest generation Core i7 CPU and 16gb Ram.

My RandomYouTubePlayer module, https://github.com/justjim1220/MMM-RandomYouTubePlayer, works fairly decent on my older desktop PC in the sense that it will play the first video of the playlist, then shuffle/random play the following videos in the playlist. Pretty close to what I was trying to achieve.

But, on my newer Asus Laptop, it won’t shuffle at all.

I can be using the exact same module and placed in the exact same place in the config.js. And the 2 Mirrors will have a slightly different outcome.

I was hoping someone could enlighten me on how this works, and why.

And if anyone out there feels up to it, or has time, could I get some testers to install it on the various other devices and let me know the outcome. I don’t currently have access to a Raspberry Pi or a Linux-based OS. I will be able to try it on an Ubuntu PC later. But I would like some feedback on how it works on other devices and OS’s.

Thanks in advance!!!

@idoodler

Don’t think he’s wanting the whole module in Hebrew, just wants to add the Hebrew translation of the time added to the English module.

I’m thinking there should be a way to add the script to a Custom.CSS for the clock module without having to add or change the original script for the clock.

I’m still new at this, so, I will give it a look, but I’m sure someone out there would know how to do it besides me. :smiling_face_with_sunglasses:

I made changes to mine using a custom css for the clock module…

where is your current (English) date placed? Meaning, which module is showing it? The clock, calendar, etc?