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Twitch retired their Kraken API last year. But since they never shut down the API, I never bothered to update our code to their new APIs. But at the end of the month, Twitch will be shutting down the Kraken servers. As such, it became essential to rewrite some of our code to their new Helix...

I don't have a Loupedeck. Couldn't write for it.

Have you tried deleting the entire package and trying again?

Google just informed me that starting next month, Google's OAuth API will no longer support websites which are not behind SSL/HTTPS security. While most websites I run are behind HTTPS; this specific website is not. There is a reason for this, in that OBS-websockets do not work natively behind...

Ah yes. Welcome to JavaScript. All variables are received as strings, unless specifically told to be calculated as an integer.

Change all 2 references to 3. Also, don't nest the two of them together.

You CAN add people as editors on your scoreboard.

In package controls, on the edit page is a button for deletion.

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You have a typo somewhere.

What issues are you having exactly? OBS has a control panel for the websocket. As for "pay", you don't really need to pay for this website. You get 1 scoreboard for free; and almost nobody needs more than that.

I do wonder how people find this website. I don't really advertise it... especially since I stopped doing tournament streams a year ago because of the lockdowns.

You can use jQuery instead of basic JavaScript BTW.... $("#FC1").html(chips1[1]); $("#AC1").html(chips1[0]);

Can't you see the source code in Dreamweaver? Just cut and paste.

The double piping has to be in your code. It's not a default thing. So for instance, you would do something like: var versus_1 = docData['versus_1'].split('||'); Then you would access the two pieces of data with versus_1[0] and versus_1[1].

You are trying to connect to Firebase's Real-Time Database system. We actually use Firebase's Cloud Firestore system. You are also trying to use the Admin SDK. Use the Client SDK.

About a year ago, I got an email from the Challonge guys, saying their new API was on the horizon... then the virus happened.

Does your console say there is a value for spiller_1? Do you have a div ID of spillereHer?

You named your timer as countdown. Yet you have at the top: clearInterval(timeclock);

JavaScript is a JIT language, and thus has very specific scoping for variables. Variables only exist within the { } brackets in which they were created.