@rkorell you can only upload pics here, you can paste some of the log into a message ( use the code block )

@rkorell to upgrade node use one of the tools

nvm or n

I prefer n
stop MagicMirror if running

sudo npm install n -g
sudo n 22.18
hash -r
node -v

Should confirm node is upgraded

Now we need to fix the MagicMirror dependencies

cd ~/MagicMirror 
rm -rf node_modules
npm install 

Then start MagicMirror

In the future, if you want to upgrade MagicMirror, use my upgrade script and it will also upgrade node if necessary

@bicolorbore586 very first line of the file, all by itself
Before any comments

@bicolorbore586 very first line
Right?

@bicolorbore586 add this to the top of config.js, very first line

var document;

I’ll open a bug report
I opened https://github.com/MagicMirrorOrg/MagicMirror/issues/3990

@bicolorbore586 can you do

cd ~/MagicMirror
npm run config:check

does it produce the same error?
also do

node -c config/config.js

if it returns and displays nothing, then node did not detect any syntax errors.

edit: I can reproduce this

@ewingfox please always code block for code, config and logs

paste the text into the message editor window, blank line above and below
select the text just pasted
hit the </> button on the message editor toolbar

I fixed prior

@chrga yeh, page is a client thing not server,
Client connects and server sends index.html like any other web server
May be browser cache issues if the page changes on the same url, we don’t have a page expiry setting on the url

Again two configs on same port is fine if shutdown/startup
Two configs loaded on two instances on different ports is fine
Client has to request a different url

@chrga server is where the configs work. client doesn’t know anything except the port number , which MUST be different if both run at the same time.

@chrga you could use MMM-pages to define two logical ‘hidden’ pages, and use notifications to switch between them
only one config…

MM can only show or hide content… but the grouping of visible content defines a ‘logical’ page…