@karsten13 – Yes, that’s what I figured. The problem from the provider’s perspective would be how to both give access to legitimate subscribers while limiting access to others. The only solution that springs to mind would be to authenticate the user when they query the server, but for something like this where all the users’ computers might each be coming for content several times each day - it begins to be a lot of computing overhead.

@raspberrypi9 my pleasure, And actually DOM_OBJECTS_CREATED means YOUR module’s content has been placed in the DOM the first time And DOM_OBJECTS_UPDATED is each time after that Because updateDom() is asynchronous now If you ever tried to document.getElementByID after getDom(), but it returned null. Then you needed to wait for one of those notifications

@raspberrypi9 i deleted the duplicate topic

@raspberrypi9 did you get this working?

@sdetweil did you make any progress?

@raspberrypi9 google is your friend [image: 1740971825398-img_0817.png]

@raspberrypi9 and curl can send a whole file of json, not just a short blob

@raspberrypi9 see the newsfeed.css , which you can override in custom.css

@raspberrypi9 did you figure this out?

That worked great! Thank you so much for taking the time to answer my question.

@raspberrypi9 do free -m this will tell you how much memory and swap space you have and are used. swap on sd cards is terrible

@raspberrypi9 this can be caused by a specific module so you can try disabling one by one …

@raspberrypi9 only one i know of is twowaymirrors.com https://www.twowaymirrors.com/

@raspberrypi9 i dont know. i have a 55in tv i wanted to cover, but its like $1500 to get it to texas not

@raspberrypi9 typically one needs a small computer to fit in a case on the wall. there are quite a few SBC (single board computer) capable. yes to your components list. and wherever you can find them in your budget. mirror glass is the most expensive component . i have wanted to cover my 55 in tv mirror, but $1000 incl shipping is out of the budget for that . touch yes. they make ir frames that go around non-touch, and send mouse cricks to the app. note: very little is touch enabled. oh, and you do get fingerprints…,