@nobita MMM-Mobile is for his app he is making

@paviro Yea that’s true, sorry for it, however I also don’t really think it’s advisable to disable the notifications in total. I see an option for a new configurable feature here? :)

@kurt no it doesn’t matter how many compliments you put in. And good to hear that you feel comfortable :) and you’re welcome!

@strawberry-3.141 I think he means changing his config file and maybe adding in some more modules. So time to get your app up and running :P
@Kurt I would start by first using the default modules (like calendar, time, etc). If you aren’t sure you changed it correctly then you can always just change one thing at the time and make sure it still works.

@YourhighnessLeender @reaper81 I would not advise removing the notification module, since then you wouldn’t be able to see any notification anymore. Instead I would suggest you to remove the lines in the MMM-Facial-Recognition.js file where they call this.sendNotification("SHOW_ALERT", here also something);

@kurt if you are on /home/pi/MagicMirror/config then you have to move one folder up. You can do this by typing cd ..

@strawberry-3.141 thank you! I will check it out :)

@strawberry-3.141 looked through your post and github page, to which module are you referring? (link? :) I had struggles finding it)

@shashank you are welcome :) and about the images: yes I think that would be most definitely possible. However then the button size might become a problem if it’s too big, but I can give it a try.

@yawns no problem at all :) if you wouldn’t have said something I also wouldn’t have seen the other problem

I am not sure if I am the only one so I thought it would be better to open a topic here instead.
The problem is with the default updatenotification. After doing quite some testing I found out that there is quite a big problem.
In the node_helper.js function configureModules there is a loop that goes through all the modules that aren’t default ones. In this loop there is a variable made named git and it’s function getRemotes is called with some kind of callback function. The problem here is that that callback function is never called. This results in the simpleGits array to be empty and then the preformFetch doesn’t have much to work with.
Lastly the preformFetch isn’t declared properly inside the object. It currently is preformFetch() {//whatever}, and should be preformFetch: function () {//whatever}.
Is anyone able to reproduce this problem or is it just me (windows 10)?

TLDR; updatenotification > node_helper.js > lines 33-44 broken, someone fix?

@yawns Checked again, it cycles through all the modules except the default modules. After doing some testing it turns out that in getRemotes the given function never gets called. So the list of “modules to check” is always empty. No idea why since I couldn’t find much of an documentation of simplegit for some reason. I will open a new topic for this.

@broberg Only setting region fullscreen to 0 worked. Not entirely sure tho. Anyways ty for the tip! Updated my module :)

@broberg yea I thought that would work too, however when I set z-index to -1 on region fullscreen nothing much happened. I will try that z-index of 2 on the module dif aswell

@strawberry-3.141 Shoutbox would be actually kinda neat I think, also since it will remain on this website and we won’t have to use some third party website for it

@all IMPORTANT NOTE: Unfortunatly setting this module to full screen does not work. The menu floats in the top left corner and you cannot press any buttons! I might be able to fix this, but since there is no audience currently wanting this feature I will wait for the new MagicMirror version (where this issue will be fixed). Let me know if you want to have it full screen aswell and I will see what i can do!

Edit: thanks to @broberg this issue was solved :)

@shashank Oh damnit, I made a terrible mistake while testing. Turns out that I was using the developer branch while testing. In the developer branch they fixed pointer events from fullscreen region not passing down onto the underlaying modules. So when you used my module it did not send the pointer events to the buttons. I made a new commit to my module so it should be fixed if you pull the changes (goto MMM-TouchNavigation folder and do git pull). However you cannot use this module in fullscreen mode now. If you desire to do so let me know and I will go more in depth on how to solve this issue. Thank you for letting me know!

@shashank and what is your config for the touchnavigation? I also uploaded an example config file that should work in the repository

@MichMich You’re welcome. I will leave the picture on it for now so you can look into it.

@strawberry-3.141 Nop, tried both png and jpg to no avail