@aries1984 In general adding a script in the getDom function isn’t good. It should be done in getScripts similar too:

Module.register("MMM_Webradio", {
	defaults: {
		text: "Playing Radio!"
	},

        getScripts: function() {
                return [
                        "http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.11.1.min.js",
                        "http://jplayer.org/latest/dist/jplayer/jquery.jplayer.min.js",
                        this.file("jPlayer.js");
                ];
        },

	getDom: function() {
		var wrapper = document.createElement("div");

		var displayedText = document.createElement("div");
		displayedText.innerHTML = this.config.text;
		displayedText.setAttribute("id", "jquery_jplayer_1");
		displayedText.setAttribute("class", "jp-jplayer");
		wrapper.appendChild(displayedText);

		return wrapper;
	}
});

Be aware of that you most likely need to init your player after the getdom function was executed. Otherwise the player will not find your wrapper. Also as soon as the module gets rerendered, The player most likely need to reinitialized.

@sdetweil there are units called view width and view height, try those

100vw and 100vh

@justjim1220 It looks like you are trying to do multiple request, as mykles description sounds like one request with a comma seperated list.

@mykle1 what you describe above is actually not an array, it’s an object (hash). Arrays are always defined with [] not {}.

Now to your problem. you can create an array from your config value and save it in a variable e.g. var lifeForms = this.config.lifeForm.split(',');. it would look like this ['Cats', 'Bats', 'Bears']. Then you can loop over it to get the ids and save it into another variable

var lifeFormIds =[];
for (let lifeForm of lifeForms) {
  if (this.config.lifeFormArray[lifeForm]) {
    lifeFormIds.push(this.config.lifeFormArray[lifeForm]);
  }
}

To create the id list you just join it comma seoerated like lifeFormIds.join(',');

nfl updated the data source and is now on week 2 season 2018. so it should work now again as expected.

@sdetweil js javascript

@sdetweil you can also create an image with ja and set an onload event listener

@gama the problem with this link is, that you need to change it every week. In order to work automatically you need to create a logic to change the week and seasontype and year automatically.

I previously tried to create a logic just to determine if it is regular or post season and the mirrors of the peaople started going crazy flickering regular and post season.

There are several options (good and bad ones), but I’m busy. Therefore I will wait at least until this weekend, before I take an action here. Getting a new api most of the times also means rewriting most of the module which is time intensive. Maybe there are also volunteers.

I sent the app to all that have sent me their emails in a private message. Here are also two screenshots that I extracted from my thesis.