I’m having trouble using an iCal calendar feed. It used to work, but stopped a few days ago. Is any of you successfully using an iCal feed at the moment?

@trividar Thanks for reporting!

We’ll look into it. (Or should I just admit I sent @paviro a message to let him do the dirty work?)

@Jopyth @Mitchfarino There was an article about Bradley’s Mirror in MagPi #40. That’s why they mentioned him.

@Mitchfarino I’ve go no idea … 😂

Unbelievable! MagicMirror is voted number 1 in the MagPi Top 50.

Of all the awesome Raspberry Pi projects around the world, the Raspberry Pi community has chosen the MagicMirror project as the number one project. You guys can’t believe how extremely proud I am!

For anyone who voted: thank you very very much!

Hey Man, we miss you over here. Hope you’re doing well in Berlin!

You could also add a Lego backplate in the monitor. This way you can add the portrait to the plate:

So no more change to the core is required?

If you wan’t to perform a updateDom a.s.a.p, you could use the DOM_OBJECTS_CREATED notification:

notificationReceived: function(notification, payload, sender) {
    if (notification === 'DOM_OBJECTS_CREATED') {
        this.updateDom();
    }
}

BUT … keep in mind, the updateDom() method will be called during the dom creation. So it doesn’t make any sense to do so …

Can’t you just change the z-index of the button in your module’s CSS file?

Paging @paviro since he is te writer of the alert module.

Put some class in it and make a very shallow aquarium. ;)

Per request, I’ve added a getHeader() method to the module api. This allows you to modify the header of the module from within the module itself.

Note: that this method will only be called if the user has set a default header. If not no header will be shown and you won’t be able to update it.

Note: if you module’s users run an old version of MagicMirror (a version without this change), this method will not be called. No errors should be thrown. So it’s safe to use …

If you want to use the user’s set header in this method, just reference the this.data.header variable.

Example code:

getHeader: function() {
    return this.data.header + '  append string';
}

More info:

• Documentation: https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/tree/develop/modules#getheader
• Commit: https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/commit/b2a7d3584bad2752d59d2325c581f5018e875306

Please let me know if this feature works for you …

Wait no longer. The next update is here: v2.0.5
https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/releases/tag/v2.0.5

[2.0.5] - 2016-09-20

Added

• Added ability to remove tags from the beginning or end of newsfeed items in ‘newsfeed.js’.
• Added ability to define “the day after tomorrow” for calendar events (Definition for German and Dutch already included).
• Added CII Badge (we are compliant with the CII Best Practices)
• Add support for doing http basic auth when loading calendars
• Add the abilty to turn off and on the date display in the Clock Module

Fixed

• Fix typo in installer.
• Add message to unsupported Pi error to mention that Pi Zeros must use server only mode, as ARMv6 is unsupported. Closes #374.
• Fix API url for weather API.

Updated

• Force fullscreen when kioskmode is active.
• Update the .github templates and information with more modern information.
• Update the Gruntfile with a more functional StyleLint implementation.

@loribeeinca Nice, which software did you use to connect your door to siri? Homebridge?

Yes, I do the same on my development monitor.

Love it! Especially the wifi connection indicator!

Please note that the guide you followed is ⚠︎EXTREMELY OUTDATED⚠︎. Please check this guide:
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/236/complete-setup-tutorial

This MagicMirror² module keeps an eye on your UI and quits app in case the UI crashes. If you combine this with the PM2 process manager, MM2 will automaticly restart after a UI failure.

[card:MichMich/MMM-WatchDog]