Dashticz - Module - 112 Meldingen (Dutch) Topic is solved

[Lokonli]

In latest beta I've added a timeformat parameter:

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blocks[alarmmeldingen'] = {
  timeformat: 'dd HH:MM'
}

For a format guide see:
https://momentjscom.readthedocs.io/en/l ... 01-format/

[PietjePuck]

There is a small error in the default timeformat in the alarmeldingen.js.
The default time format should be this in order to show two digits :
timeformat: 'ddd D MMM HH:MM'

Instead of
timeformat: 'ddd d MMM HH:MM'
Today it shows apr. 2 time alarmmelding

[sschouten]

Hey,

i want to change te location to Hoofddorp
i found the rss feed for hoofddorp

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blocks['alarmmeldingen'] = {
rss: 'https://www.alarmeringen.nl/feeds/regio ... erland.rss',
filter: 'hoofddorp',
show_lastupdate: true,
width:12,
icon: 'fas fa-bullhorn',
interval: 180,
results: 5,
}

But in dashticz he is not filtering only hoofddorp

[HansieNL]

Hey,

i want to change te location to Hoofddorp
i found the rss feed for hoofddorp

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blocks['alarmmeldingen'] = {
rss: 'https://www.alarmeringen.nl/feeds/regio ... erland.rss',
filter: 'hoofddorp',
show_lastupdate: true,
width:12,
icon: 'fas fa-bullhorn',
interval: 180,
results: 5,
}

But in dashticz he is not filtering only hoofddorp

Have you tried with a capital h -> Hoofddorp ?

[dorenberg]

There is a small error in the default timeformat in the alarmeldingen.js.
The default time format should be this in order to show two digits :
timeformat: 'ddd D MMM HH:MM'

Instead of
timeformat: 'ddd d MMM HH:MM'
Today it shows apr. 2 time alarmmelding

Yes, this seems to help, however all minutes are not displayed correctly too and all on 05 minutes?

So it must be this, or if you like without the ss of the seconds.:

timeformat: 'ddd D MMM hh:mm:ss'

[Droid]

Yesterday I've added the alarmeringen to my Dashticz:

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blocks['alarmmeldingen'] = {
        title: '112 meldingen Doetinchem',
        rss: 'https://alarmeringen.nl/feeds/city/doetinchem.rss',
        show_lastupdate: true,
        width: 12,
        refresh: 300,   //refresh rate in seconds
        results: 5,   //number of recent results to show
        image: '../custom/img/112meldingen.png'
}

It showed up nicely, but dat no recent items.

Checking it today gives the same result:

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I checked the RSS file and there where some calls this night. So there should be results in here... What am I doing wrong here?

[Lokonli]

The title in the actual result ('P2000 brandweer meldingen') is not the same as in the block definition ('112 meldingen Doetinchem')

Can it be related to that? (do you maybe redefine the block somewhere?)

[EdwinK]

I also see that after some time there are no results. Could it be that some time after the last event the script just displays this message?

[Droid]

The title in the actual result ('P2000 brandweer meldingen') is not the same as in the block definition ('112 meldingen Doetinchem')

Can it be related to that? (do you maybe redefine the block somewhere?)

No, I've changed it in between... it is the same now.

I did some further digging... in alarmmeldingen.js I've added this line:

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    function dataAlarmInfo(me, data) {
      console.log(data);
      var alarmobject = me.block;
      var html = '';

Then, checking the console, it says null
So no items were retrieved...

[Droid]

Found it, I had to open curl and openssl on my Synology server...


Another question, is it possible to filter on only the fire department messages?

[Lokonli]

There is a parameter 'filter' which could work.

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[Larsoss]

thanks for your script. I'm playing around with it, and it works ... but not as desired .. I live in berghem, village in the municipality of oss ...

But I get to see everything from the RSS feed?

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var alarmmeldingen = {
  rss: 'https://alarmeringen.nl/feeds/region/brabant-noord.rss',
  city: 'Oss,Heesch,Berghem,Traumaheli',
  show_lastupdate:true,
  width:12,
  interval: 180,
  results: 5}

I copied the alarms.js into my .js folder as said, and created the block neatly
columns[2]['blocks'] = [buttons.buienradar,calendars.f1,alarmmeldingen,'garbage'];

i see the block.


so what did i wrong?

[Lokonli]

thanks for your script. I'm playing around with it, and it works ... but not as desired .. I live in berghem, village in the municipality of oss ...

But I get to see everything from the RSS feed?

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var alarmmeldingen = {
  rss: 'https://alarmeringen.nl/feeds/region/brabant-noord.rss',
  city: 'Oss,Heesch,Berghem,Traumaheli',
  show_lastupdate:true,
  width:12,
  interval: 180,
  results: 5}

I copied the alarms.js into my .js folder as said, and created the block neatly
columns[2]['blocks'] = [buttons.buienradar,calendars.f1,'alarmmeldingen','garbage'];

i see the block.


so what did i wrong?

No need to copy alarms.js I would say.
Define your block in CONFIG.js as follows:

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blocks['alarmmeldingen'] = {
  rss: 'https://alarmeringen.nl/feeds/region/brabant-noord.rss',
  city: 'Oss,Heesch,Berghem,Traumaheli',
  show_lastupdate:true,
  width:12,
  interval: 180,
  results: 5
}

columns[2]['blocks'] = [buttons.buienradar,calendars.f1,'alarmmeldingen','garbage']; 
 

(alarmmeldingen enclosed in tick marks)

or indeed, as an alternative, you can also define a variable. Use the following in CONFIG.js:

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var alarmmeldingen = {
  rss: 'https://alarmeringen.nl/feeds/region/brabant-noord.rss',
  city: 'Oss,Heesch,Berghem,Traumaheli',
  show_lastupdate:true,
  width:12,
  interval: 180,
  results: 5
}

columns[2]['blocks'] = [buttons.buienradar,calendars.f1, alarmmeldingen,'garbage']; 
 

(alarmmeldingen without tick marks)

I recommend the first method.

[Larsoss]

ok i took the top one because it is the best way according to you. No problem we will continue with that.

unfortunately, if I use this then I also get other places .. And that is not the intention .. Where does it go wrong?

[Lokonli]

ok i took the top one because it is the best way according to you. No problem we will continue with that.

unfortunately, if I use this then I also get other places .. And that is not the intention .. Where does it go wrong?

The parameter 'city' has been renamed to 'filter' to better reflect it's purpose.

[EdwinK]

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I got a strange date for an alert today. Somehow the system seems to think it's Mon September 1.

[EdwinK]

Fixed. It should have been DD instead of dd

[FinalX]

this is in my config.js :

blocks['alarmmeldingen'] = {
title: '<string>',
rss: 'https://alarmeringen.nl/feeds/city/hoeven.rss',
filter: 'Hoeven', //filter the messages for your town and if you want the cities around you
show_lastupdate: true,
width: 12,
refresh: 300, //refresh rate in seconds
results: 5 //number of recent results to show
}

but i keep seeing:

[Lokonli]

I can't see the image. Can you report, and indicate what's wrong?

Your block is ok, except for the title parameter. You have to remove the '<' and '>' symbols, and replace string with something more appropriate

[EdwinK]

When I use this, I see the following:
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