@michael24h By the way, the example config from the readme.md also lacks the comma.

@michael24h aaaaaaaah!

Yes! That worked, thanks!

same problem, still not working. Loading the module breaks the file. Here is my code:

	{
        module: 'iFrame',
        position: 'bottom_bar', // This can be any of the regions.
        config: {
            // See 'Configuration options' for more information.
                url: "http://www.yr.no/sted/Norge/Oslo/Oslo/Oslo/meteogram.png"
                width: "828px" // Optional. Default: 100%
                height: "272px" //Optional. Default: 100px
            }
        },

The only detail I’ve found in the documentation that seems a little off, is that it suggests the URL formatting to be as such:

url: "http:http://example.com/" 

But that still doesn’t work.

@tosti007 Thanks!

My MagicMirror is working pretty good, however. Morning when I look at the screen it’s just turned white. If i VNC into the screen it doesn’t accept me trying to CTRL Q, CTRL W or CTRL R. I have to reboot the Pi to get it working again.

Any ideas on what’s up?

@tosti007

Feature request: Schedule profiles throughout time of day and day of the week. I’m thinking of this not as personal profiles, but rather a way to have the mirror show only the relevant panels at any given time. For instance, at lunch time, a lunch menu or out of office message, but at the end of the day, commuting info

You are very kind!

I’ve got a couple of issues so far:

1: The module doesn’t seem to survive a manual refresh. For some reason, if I hit CTRL R to refresh, all other modules load, but this one is stuck at “loading…” If I do CTRL Q, quit the Magic Mirror and try again, it works. Even more strangely, it does correctly update on it’s own, when the JSON file changes. Just a minor thing.

2: I’ve been trying to create en separate class for the value, so that I can style the number individually. So I tried to create an element that I can style with xlarge from the css file. But so far I’ve only been able to style the titles. I tried to read up on this on w3schools.com, but it’s evident that I lack a pillar of information to understand the syntax completely.

How would change the code to make the numbervalue an element I can style in the CSS?

@yawns HAVE MY BABIES!

It works! Thank you so much! I’ll now start to play around with the CSS! Thank you so much! :)

wow! This looks great! I cant wait to try this out!

Thank you so much! 👍🏻

Want to display two fields from this file:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/k1t6mjjc3knxp3a/dataset.json?raw=1

Kind of like this:

Customers today - Astronomy department:
88

The file looks like this:

{
"graph": {
"title" : "Customers today",
"total" : true,
"datasequences" : [
{
"title" : "Astronomy department",
"datapoints" : [
{ "title" : "Amount", "value" : 88 }
	] } ] } }

I want to display the amount value (88 in the example), and the titles, (Customers today and Astronomy department in the example).

The module I have so far looks like this:

Module.register("MMM-backlog",{



	// Default module config.
	defaults: {
		text: "test text"
	},

	// Override dom generator.
	getDom: function() {
		var wrapper = document.createElement("div");
		wrapper.innerHTML = this.config.text;
		return wrapper;
	}
});

Anybody able to help me get it working?