Has anyone found a solution?

@sdetweil I don’t know if we understood each other well. My calendar is with GOOGLE.

I have v2.13.0
.Maybe someone will help because I have no ideas myself. I noticed that the calendar shows the dates of some events from the google calendar incorrectly. What could this be caused by?
For example I have a “śmieci zmieszane” event scheduled on my calendar as recurring every 2 weeks.
Unfortunately, they are shown in the MM calendar with a completely different date. I
imported the basic.ics file to the built-in calendar on win10 for tests and the events appear correctly in both the google calendar and win10.

@Pielo how did you make the frame with temperature and humidity? I would like to get something like this by sending data via mqtt

Stupid novice question. How can I update the module? :) I have to remove the old one and upload the new one, is there any command to update the already uploaded module?

@sdetweil I am using the standard alert module to use an alert with an image.

Below is exactly my code that works fine but I can’t include a variable.

I am sending the command from home assistant via rest_command

http://192.168.2.200:8080/api/module/alert/showalert?message=Drzwi%20gara%C5%BCowe%20s%C4%85%20otwarte&imageUrl=https://xxx.com/local/snapshots/front.jpg&imageHeight=600px

is it correct because it doesn’t work?

http://192.168.2.200:8080/api/module/alert/showalert?message=Drzwi%20gara%C5%BCowe%20s%C4%85%20otwarte&imageHeight=600px&imageUrl=https://xxx.com/local/snapshots/front.jpg%3Fsomeid='+moment().valueOf()

parameters on a url come after the ?
so newurl=
“old_url?fake_parm_name=”+millisecond_timestamp

moment().valueOf() will return the always unique millisecond_timestamp value

Can you tell me exactly what I need to do to get it? I understand how this should work, but I can’t do it

http://192.168.2.48:8080/api/v1/modules/alert/show_ALERT?timer=10500&imageUrl=http://192.168.2.18:9920/security/values/2%3F
{INSERT TIMESTAMP HERE}&imageHeight=220px

{INSERT TIMESTAMP HERE} - What should the variable I type {…} look like

@ninjabreadman Could you please explain to the novice where to insert the code?

... // img creation, etc
var getTimeStamp = new Date().getTime();
img.src = "https://icons.wxug.com/data/weather-maps/radar/united-states/united-states-current-radar-animation.gif?seed=" + getTimeStamp;
pic.appendChild(img);
wrapper.appendChild(pic);

in which file?
I want the camera snapshot to have a time stamp because without it the same photo is still there and I want to use it in the alert module

You wrote in a different topic

@chef The POST request isn’t sending it an image, it’s sending the URL to the image (e.g. http://192.168.2.18:9920/security/values/2). The problem is, it already has a cached copy of that image. I suggest you append a timestamp to trick electron into re-fetching the same image/resource.

You want to pass it a URL-encoded value, so use %3F as ? and just append your timestamp, like so:

http://192.168.2.48:8080/api/v1/modules/alert/show_ALERT?timer=10500&imageUrl=http://192.168.2.18:9920/security/values/2%3F
{INSERT TIMESTAMP HERE}&imageHeight=220px

I will be grateful for any help because I have been fighting for several hours.