Same issue here, config is set to 24, yet calendar shows 10:35pm.

Google calendar shows 22:35, why is MM showing PM rather than 24hr?

Thank you.

Calendar titleReplace shows:
red car due service
blue car due service

How could they be colored according to their text, I guess through custom.css?

Thanks.

@strawberry-3.141 What do I do with that, how do I use it?
Thanks.

Sure, it’s in /home/pi/MagicMirror/css/custom.css

 * Changes to this files will be ignored by GIT. *
 *****************************************************/

 body {
 	
 }

 
 .fa.fa-calendar-check-o {
  color: #00d2ff; /* Blue */
}

 .fa.fa-trash-o  {
  color: #C97F7F; /* Brown */

I’ve got a coloured trash-o icon against each entry in my binday calendar, but I’d like two, one per bin.

Yes, exactly that.
I’m building a ‘Binday’ calendar.
I’d like two icons, to indicate which bins to put out: rubbish and recycling, or rubbish and green.

Thanks.

What’s the code to have multiple icons on the calendar?
I’ve tried a few…

symbol: 'calendar-check-o ', 'smile-o ',
…
symbol: 'calendar-check-o ’ 'smile-o ',
…
symbol: 'calendar-check-o smile-o ',
…

Thanks

Resolved.

Changed setting in config.js, module now updating at the frequency required.

Thank you.

It’s in a bespoke module, created by Gordon(izanbard)

Module.register("MMM-MyTemps", {
    defaults: {
        host: "192.168.1.41",
        path: "/temp2mcf.php?format=json",
        reloadInterval: 60 * 1000 //1 min
    },

Module works fine, but I’d like it to reload more frequently.

@Cato No, I’m not using PM2

If a realoadInterval of 60*1000 = one minute, how do I change it to reload at different intervals?

I’ve tried various combinations of 3/10/30*1000, even change 1000 to 100.

Save the .js and then ‘npm start’, but the refresh is still one minute.

Is refresh controlled from elsewhere?

Thank you.

Thanks for all your work on this, it’s working great!

@yawns said in Add data from another Pi:

Okay, one step back …
Your data is stored in your mysql database, right?

Yes, correct

@yawns said in Add data from another Pi:

How is this data stored there? Did you program a script?

It’s a couple of temperature sensors which are written to the MySQL DB via a .py script.

@yawns said in Add data from another Pi:

…you could create a php script which delivers JSON (or XML) data…

Beyond my capabilities, I’ll keep looking though. Thank you.

I have another Pi, in an out-building, collecting data and serving it up via Apache/MySQL/PHP.

How can I get this data integrated in to MM2?

Thank you.

Found it:

In Google Calendar, hover over the required calendar, drop-down arrow, calendar settings.

Click the green ICAL button next to ‘Private addresses’

Pop-up gives required URL.

Where, within Google, do I create a PRIVATE_KEY for Google calendar basic.ics?
I’ve searched Google, can find mapping APIs and umpteen other tools, but nowhere to create calendar private keys.

Thank you.