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    A New Chapter for MagicMirror: The Community Takes the Lead
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    • RE: Weather forecast only displays 'invalid date'

      same here.

      Is there a possibilty to erase the comma and country code behind the location in the header?!

      posted in Troubleshooting
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    • static text to MM2

      Hey @ all,

      I´m a freshy at raspberrypi and I copied the “helloworld”-module to create a static-text-module with a name “MMM-static-text” just to avoid any problems in future if someone changes the “helloworld” for any reasons.
      I changed the names of the folder, files and within the file to “MMM-static-text”
      MMM-static-text.js:

      /* global Module */
      
      /* Magic Mirror
       * Module: MMM-static-text
       *
       * By Michael Teeuw http://michaelteeuw.nl
       * MIT Licensed.
       */
      
      Module.register("MMM-static-text",{
      
      	// Default module config.
      	config: {
      		text: "Wetterinformationen"
      	}
      });
      

      config.js:

      {	module: "MMM-static-text",
      			position: "top_right",
      			config:{
      				text: "Wetterinformationen"
      			}
      		},
      

      Unfortunatelly it doesn´t show “Wetterinformation”. Instead it shows “MMM-static-text” and below “module_4_MMM-static-text”. If I use the helloworld-module it is the same.
      What is wrong with my module?
      Thanks for any help.
      Best Regards
      Daniel

      posted in Troubleshooting
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    • RE: Hamburg (HVV) public transportation module - using realtime data

      Hummel Hummel georg90,

      thanks for you local-support.
      The link in your github description is old and doesn´t work anymore.
      You can use http://www.hvv.de/fahrplaene/abruf-fahrplaninfos/uebersicht/index.php instead which gives you 4 options to choose.

      Your MMM isn´t installed on my Raspi at the moment but as soon as I have a better understanding of my Raspi and the MM2 I will install it!!!

      Best wishes from Winterhude

      posted in Transport
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    • RE: "No Syntax Errors" but "Could noch validate config.file"

      Hi Mykle1,

      thanks for answering.
      I didn´t add any modules yet. Only the default modules.

      I will try that. Thanks for your help.

      posted in Troubleshooting
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    • "No Syntax Errors" but "Could noch validate config.file"

      Hello there,

      I´m trying to configure my MagicMirror but unfortunately I´m completly new in this (Raspberry Pi coding).
      I installed everything according to the manual from the MagicMirror homepage and it worked fine as default.

      Afterthat I wanted to customize everything (my city for weather, calender/holidays for Germany, etc.), but thats where I´m stucked.
      I changed the “config/config.js”-file (according to the MagicMirror homepage) and had some syntax errors.
      Therefore I checked the internet and found a how-to “emilinate syntax errors for beginners” and I fixed everything and checked it with “npm run config:check” and it said “Your configuration file don´t containt syntax error :)” but when I want to start the npm I got a warning “WARNING! Could not validate config file. Please correct syntax errors. […]”.

      My Problem are:

      • I don´t know how procede with the troubleshooting
      • I don´t know how to transfer a config-file from a Raspberry Pi to a Windows 10 Computer (Remotedesktop / putty)

      I would appreciate if someone could help me.

      Best Regards

      Daniel

      posted in Troubleshooting
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