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RE: Wrong size of window (part of screen covered by black something)
I finally found the solution on the other place -
chromium-browser --window-size=7000,7000 --start-fullscreenIf the monitor is smaller than 7000px, the system will detect the height and width.
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Wrong size of window (part of screen covered by black something)
Can anybody point me what can be wrong?
After one of update the right size of screen is invisible - like something is on top of MM hiding everything under.
I made fresh installation - same thing.Everything is Ok with console but after MM starts - there is problem with right part.
Changed the background for orange but on the right you see mouse pointer changed to cross.
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RE: How I got my Magic Mirror working on a Raspberry Pi 0 (zero)
- sudo wget http://node-arm.herokuapp.com/node_latest_armhf.deb
- sudo dpkg -i node_latest_armhf.deb
- sudo apt-get install npm
My problem:
I made fresh installation of whole magic mirror about 2 weeks ago because I had a problem with screen size - have huge black part of screen which is “covering” right modules.
I tried electronOptions, modifiyng the /boot/config.txt and without luck.
I am running 2.4.1 on fresh installation of Stretch Lite -
RE: How to change icons
Thank you very much - I have it working now!!!
I used this post
https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/pull/1345
to add font-awesome5 but I am not able to get all of them working. Anyway, now I understand all.
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RE: How to change icons
Thank you for helping me but I changed config.js to
defaultSymbol: "calendar",And icons are same, nothing changed. Does not matter if it is holiday or event 1 or event 2 - icons are same.
I still do not understand - how to define icon for the specyfic event?
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RE: How to change icons
Can somebody write down how to change them?
I changed the config.js to symbol: ‘fa fa-calendar’ and nothing changed.@nobita you wrote "you can change in other icon such as "calendar-plus-o " but what is this? A set of icon or what?
I am sorry, but I have no idea how to make it working.
By the way - there is nothing like step by step tutorial - in README.md there is only a link to fontawsome page but there is nothing written how to use it.
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RE: How I got my Magic Mirror working on a Raspberry Pi 0 (zero)
@janth - thanks I also used pm2 but your way is better.
But I have other problem - I do not see right modules on the mirror. There is no problem from the local net.
I checked top_right and bottom_right - same result.
I moved clock module from top_left to top_right and it became invisible.
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RE: remoteFile in compliments module
I found it in the meantime but now I tested it - yes, it works!!!
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RE: remoteFile in compliments module
Will you be able to find the solution to the problem I described above?
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RE: remoteFile in compliments module
Ok, I found where was the problem and where is the problem now.
Because I am using Pi0 with Midori, with oryginal file the compliments were not show on the mirror but I was able to see them thru LAN.
So I found the solution to change:if (this.config.remoteFile != null) { this.complimentFile((response) => { this.config.compliments = JSON.parse(response); }); }to:
if (this.config.remoteFile != null) { this.complimentFile( function(response){ this.config.compliments = JSON.parse(response); }); }and yes, that make my compliments shown on mirror but in same time the text is only from
compliments.jsfile.
So now, to see the compliments I have to copy own text to .js file :(That is the problem.
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RE: remoteFile in compliments module
I tried to change
remoteFile: null,for remoteFile: ‘compliments.json’ previously but, as you know, did not help.
Now I came back to the oryginal file, saved your compliments as json file in Notepad++ as you wrote, and…
IT IS WORKING!!!Thank you so much!!!
F…ck, so many time I spent tring different solutions and finaly it works.
One more time thank you for attention and help!
The module - great job!! -
RE: remoteFile in compliments module
Thank you for trying and helping but I copied your setup but still the same thing.
Does compliments.json file has to be somehow written as json file? Or I can create new text file in nano and save it as compliments.json file? Does it need any special rights?
Can you attach your .json file here so I can download and place it in the /compliments/ folder?Here is list of my files in compliments folder

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RE: remoteFile in compliments module
I have
“in oryginal file so I just copied it. I also tried with'but without luck.The
compliments.jsonfile looks like:{ "anytime" : [ "Dziala!" ], "morning" : [ "Good morning, sunshine!", "Who needs coffee when you have your smile?", "Go get 'em, Tiger!" ], "afternoon" : [ "dfadfafa", "dffffffff", "fsssss!" ], "evening" : [ "2", "1", "3333" ] }In
compliments.jsModule.register("compliments", { // Module config defaults. defaults: { compliments: { anytime: [ "Hey there sexy!" ], morning: [ "Good morning, handsome!", "Enjoy your day!", "How was your sleep?" ], afternoon: [ "Hello, beauty!", "You look sexy!", "Looking good today!" ], evening: [ "Wow, you look hot!", "You look nice!", "Hi, sexy!" ] }, updateInterval: 30000, remoteFile: null, fadeSpeed: 4000 },I see the
“anytime”are without"
so I also tried this in …json file but does not work. -
RE: remoteFile in compliments module
Guys where can be mistake:
config.js looks like:
{
module: “compliments”,
position: “lower_third”,
config: {
remoteFile: “compliments.json”
}
},
Remote file placed in ~/MagicMirror/modules/default/compliments
but it still does not work.
I made all following above written steps and nothing - still oryginal compliments are one the mirror.
I have no idea what is wrong.