Calendar widget not working
I am having a somewhat odd problem. Most of my widgets with the exception of the calendar widget appear to be working. In specific, the current download speed, pihole and current download list are working. In addition, my integration objects (sonarr, radarr and others) are all green. I have also double checked the API keys (see attached image).
In addition, I have checked the calendar view in sonarr/radarr to confirm that I should see entries.
What could be wrong?
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@Manicraft1001 Yes, the toggle was only for the poster fetching, so I automated it. doesn't change anything regarding the URL, only the json parsing
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I have just checked the log. It shows one warning for the calendar widget
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Since there is neither a date nor time stamp, I have no idea if that is a recent message or not.
Hi, are you running Sonarr v4? Have you checked the API version in the calendar widget?
Thank you for getting back to me! My sonarr is version 3.0.10.1567
Where can I select the API version of the widget?
The widget is offering me the following options.
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Is anything else in the log?
@Tag where is the API toggle? Has it been removed?
Solution
@Manicraft1001 Yes, the toggle was only for the poster fetching, so I automated it. doesn't change anything regarding the URL, only the json parsing
Not much else in the log beside the usual 401 errors when using docker containers.
Usual 401? Pretty sure that this isn't supposed to be
I assume you set the correct tokens?
The 401 error is currently coming for Plex and I have solved it by adding 401 as a successful status in the Plex homarr integration.
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It is my understanding that this is a known problem that will be fixed in a future release.
Didn't you say that the widget was not working?
But yes, adding 401 is the solution. You can also add the
whatever/index.html
URL at the end.
Just copy it from your browserThe calendar widget is not working. It used to indicate scheduled releases from radarr/sonarr/lidarr and now it only shows the calendar itself. plex integration is working if I use the workaround above.