@all I pushed a small update so that older browers should also be able to use this module.
@Mar They are the same changes that you made.

@dfuerst that’s unfortunate. There is another problem currently going on, since I used code that isn’t supported on all browsers. My first thought now is that it might be related. I will fix this soon and hope that this was the issue. What browser are you using?

@strawberry-3-141 thank you for helping @Mar

@All @Mar I didn’t know that that browser doesn’t support those features. I will rewite those parts so then it should work out of the box.

@dfuerst hmm, ouch. First of all sorry for the inconvenience. If you have the most up-to-date version set useLockStrings to false does it work like the original version 2?

@dfuerst Unfortunately I did not have as much time this weekend as I hoped it would have. However @Jopyth came up with a fix that should solve this. (Thank you @Jopyth) Pull the new changes and your problem should be solved :D

Edit: I gave it a quick test and it seems to be working fine!

@Mar After a helpfull pull request by @Jopyth this line got removed. Try pulling the new changes and let me know if still gives problems! Thank you for letting me know that bug.

@All The module uses lockstrings now! This due to some problems in combination with other modules. Give the README configurables a look if you want to disable this.

Edit: Ugh I just noticed I made a terrible mistake in that line. the => should have been >==. Thanks again!
Edit 2: Double ugh, read it again and it was right.

@Jopyth thank you for mentioning me :) else I wouldn’t have seen this post.

@dfuerst that’s odd. I will have a look at it in the weekend. I currently don’t have that much time (that’s also why I respond late). I will let you know when I found the solution.

Nice! I think many people will be able to use this for their mirror

@All Hello everybody! Version 2 is out now :D You can set a timer to switch from one profile to another after a certain amount of time! For an explanation on how to configure them check the README. After a feature request of @shashank.

@GorramRob hmmm that’s fairly odd. Try doing a fresh clone and make sure that your config file it right. Did you add the touchnavigation to the ignore modules aswell, is ne spelling correct (case sensitive) and is the ignoremodules config an array? In the meantime I will have another look at the module trying to figure out what might be wrong.

@l8kerjuan good to hear, you’re welcome!

@l8kerjuan xsmall means extra small, xlarge means extra large. No not all the same then different font sizes won’t have any effect. Instead you should either add or subtract a certain amount from all of them

@ReLaTet maybe you could use the iframe module together with the module scheduler?

@l8kerjuan did you change the values of font-size? I didn’t check, but I assume those are the default values

Did you do npm install in your ~/MagicMirror folder?

@PaulB ah that’s unfortunate. The mirror still looks awsome! And it’s not that bad if you only see it in certain conditions

@PaulB Wouldn’t it be possible to glue them or something simmilair so that you don’t see the cracks at all anymore and for better stability? (No idea if it’s possible with mirrors, just a thought)

Looks awsome! Great job and a good first mirror :thumbsup_tone1:

I just came across this module. Isn’t this what you are looking for?

@Gelomidor I just realised I made a mistake! Setti your channel to public isn’t secure (anyone would be able to check the states of your lamps ect). Instead you should add the api key to the url by using the same url you would use when it’s public and adding &api_key=YOUR_KEY at the end of the url. Please do update this! (also remove the channel id in the url you usef above in post 6)