Click on clock sometimes on the main monitor you get

Sometimes you get nothing and it disappears.

When I installed this on Launch day of Windows 11, I have time on all three monitors.
Now I only have time on monitor 1 and 2.

To Reproduce
No idea. I just noticed it when I got up this morning. and it was still gone after a reboot.

Expected behavior
Time on all three monitors.

Screenshots
https://i.pl0x.in/1e3a4a034ab2948607e2c837/bfdff7be.png

I don't know if's normal or not but the clock is over fullscreen mode. Can you make it disapear when switching in fs ?

See title.. I installed the app, but the font color is black. Right-clicking the ElevenClock item in the system tray shows:

• Reload
• Hide
• Quit
• Enable/Disable Seconds
• ElevenClock v1.8 (grayed out)
• Report a bug

From screenshots, it looks like everyone else has white. Is there a setting to change? Is this controlled by Windows? Thanks.

Edit: Is this related to Dark/Light theme? I'm not using a Windows dark theme.

App version: 1.8

Primary monitor: 2560x1440p 125% scale
Secondary monitor: 1920x1080p 100% scale

Hover effect behind clock is mis-aligned / too far left

Hi. If I'm watching a video in fullscreen mode on youtube for example, the clock is still visible and appears over the button for exit fullscreen video mode.

On my (2) monitors (2560 x 1440) the clock of my secondary monitor looks bolder and kind of blurry. It would be great if the styling could be adjusted so that it looks just like the clock style of windows. (The differences are small but definitely noticeable)

Here a screenshot as comparison: (left is from ElevenClock and right is the default windows one)

If you hover over original clock you get this - not on clocks made by program

Describe the bug
I'm not sure if it's a bug but the clock font looks different on my two 100 % scaling screens (in contrast to the main 125 % screen). This is my screen setup:
I have three screens: 1080p (rotated 90°, 100 % scaling), 3840x1600 (125 % scaling), 1080p (rotated 90°, 100 % scaling)

Expected behavior
The clocks on all screens look the same.

Screenshots
Here's the clock on my main screen (125 %):

Here's the ElevenClock on one of my 100 % screens:

Hello,

#1
I have a similar problem.

Primary monitor 21:01 Displayed on the second monitor %H:01

My region is Germany
Time short => HH:mm
Time long => HH:mm:ss

It would be great if you could fix the problem as well.

With 3 monitors the clock still appears in the middle of the main monitor. Disconnecting one fixes the issue.

Console output:

[WinError 259] No more data is available
yyyy/MM/dd
h:mm tt
%#I:%M %p
%#I:%M %p
%Y/%m/%d
Starting update check
<PySide2.QtGui.QScreen(0x1f463a91ee0, name="\\.\DISPLAY2") at 0x000001F464AA53C0> PySide2.QtCore.QRect(0, 0, 1920, 1080) (1920, 1080, 96.0, 96.0)
This is primay screen
<PySide2.QtGui.QScreen(0x1f463a91be0, name="\\.\DISPLAY1") at 0x000001F464AA5740> PySide2.QtCore.QRect(-1920, 0, 1920, 1080) (1920, 1080, 96.0, 96.0)
PySide2.QtCore.QRect(-108, 1032, 640, 480)
start
Full screen rect: (1920, 0, 0, 1080)
Focus screen rect: (104, 104, 1097, 623)
<PySide2.QtGui.QScreen(0x1f463a91d00, name="\\.\DISPLAY5") at 0x000001F464AA5840> PySide2.QtCore.QRect(1920, 0, 1920, 1080) (1920, 1080, 96.0, 96.0)
PySide2.QtCore.QRect(3732, 1032, 640, 480)
start
Full screen rect: (1920, 0, 3840, 1080)
Focus screen rect: (104, 104, 1097, 623)
Focus screen rect: (104, 104, 1097, 623)
Focus screen rect: (104, 104, 1097, 623)
Focus screen rect: (104, 104, 1097, 623)
Focus screen rect: (104, 104, 1097, 623)
Focus screen rect: (104, 104, 1097, 623)
Focus screen rect: (104, 104, 1097, 623)
Focus screen rect: (104, 104, 1097, 623)
Focus screen rect: (104, 104, 1097, 623)
Focus screen rect: (104, 104, 1097, 623)
Focus screen rect: (104, 104, 1097, 623)
Focus screen rect: (104, 104, 1097, 623)
Focus screen rect: (104, 104, 1097, 623)
Focus screen rect: (104, 104, 1097, 623)
Focus screen rect: (104, 104, 1097, 623)
Focus screen rect: (104, 104, 1097, 623)
Focus screen rect: (104, 104, 1097, 623)
Focus screen rect: (104, 104, 1097, 623)
Focus screen rect: (104, 104, 1097, 623)
Focus screen rect: (104, 104, 1097, 623)
Focus screen rect: (104, 104, 1097, 623)
Focus screen rect: (104, 104, 1097, 623)
Focus screen rect: (104, 104, 1097, 623)
Focus screen rect: (104, 104, 1097, 623)

in v1.8 the time was on the taskbar at the top of my screen, though 1 of my screens had the time showing on a different location as per the screenshot i posted in issue#32.

Now in v1.9 the time is in the same location on my 2nd 3rd and 4th monitors, but that location is the bottom right instead of the top right...i know windows no longer supports top taskbars officially so i hope this is not the issue, since it seemed to mostly be working in the previous version.
This has remained through restarting the program, restarting windows, and uninstalling the program and reinstalling it.

an hour more

I just downloaded v1.8 and it is not hiding when entering fullscreen for some reason

Maybe i just misunderstood what "fullscreen support" means, but i've tried uninstalling and installing again and it still
doesn't work.

Goes in and out

Is there anyway to make it less fuzzy/discolored? Also it says 05 but it should say 5

Here is the main taskbar one

I noticed on default clock when you hold a left or right mouse button, it greys out. Would it be possible to add this minor detial?

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
It's sometimes really annoying when the auto update starts automatically, especially if you are in a fullscreen game as it tabs you out.

Describe the solution you'd like
It would be great if a window could pop up which asks you if you want to update the software. The window also shouldn't tab you out of your current window, but rather stay in the background. A windows notification could also be a good solution.

EvenClock does not keep the same format as the default clock on the taskbar.

Describe the bug
When I watch youtube on chrome on full screen on my second monitor, the clock stays over the video, and i can't click on "unmaximize" youtube button

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to Youtube on Chrome on second monitor
2. Click on any video and put it on full screen
3. Tries to click on 'Exit full screen'
4. See error

Expected behavior
The clock should not be visible or clickable when watching youtube on full screen.

Screenshots

Additional context
Second monitor is a 4k monitor, with 150% scaling

The clock is not disappearing when i put the youtube video to fullscreen.

Restarting from the Task Manager fixed it.

Korean version of Windows uses 'Malgun Gothic' as system font, which is also used on taskbar clock.
I'd prefer ElevenClock to use Malgun Gothic as font on Korean locale, because 1) it provides a bit more clarity on Korean words, and 2) for consistency.

Screenshots:

• Primary monitor (Windows)
  
• Secondary monitor (ElevenClock)
  

When clicking the clock, the calendar appears (on the main screen). Clicking it again makes the calendar collapse, but when clicking the ElevenClock it stutters (kind of looks like it wants to uncollapse before collapsing again).

This does not happen when clicking the native clock.

Original clock w/ notifications:

ElevenClock does not show the notification

I have my taskbar set to autohide because I prefer as much screen as possible. Sadly it looks like the clock remains onscreen even when the taskbar hides.

Taskbar hidden

Taskbar shown

Currently running version 1.5

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When ElevenClock auto-updates, a progress window takes the focus of the running game/software.
It can happen when relying on near-perfect timings when playing or working, making it very irritating

Describe the solution you'd like
I'd like a way to tell ElevenClock to update itself without interrupting my work

Describe the bug
Playing a game on a monitor where EO is on, you can still see the clock even when in game.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Fire up game
2. Use "windowed borderless"
3. Depending on the engine, you might have to actually "start" a game, match, etc.
4. See that the clock and date still show superimposed atop the game

Expected behavior
Should behave like the main display

Screenshots
https://i.imgur.com/4ABcl7o.jpg

Make the program check if there is a fullscreen, if yes remove the clock while the app is in fullscreen. For example, in YouTube the clock still shows up when watching a video in fullscreen. Probably an easy fix to this!

Having German default local settings the clock does show %H:25 instead of 11:25. Maybe there is an issue with not having AM/PM and 24 hour clock mode.

I use Stardock Start11 and ElevenClock to display on my second monitor. So far so good!
However, I use a "small" taskbar and this throws out the vertical alignment of ElevenClock.

I have shown the issue below.

I hope this is fixable.

Thanks.

Please add an option to hide a ElevenClock icon in tray

Thanks

Describe the bug

The clock on second monitor sort of works with auto-hide, but doesn't behave as expected:

1. If I reveal the taskbar on the main window by hovering over it with the mouse, the taskbar on the secondary window isn't revealed as is expected, but the clock appears on the desktop of the second monitor.
2. If I reveal the taskbar on the second monitor with the mouse, the taskbar comes up with the taskbar. However, if move the cursor within the taskbar boundaries, the taskbar stays unhidden as it should, but the clock disappears. I have to have the mouse cursor at the very bottom of the screen to keep the clock up.

Almost there!

Add any other context about the problem here.

Windows 11 build 22471.1000

First installation.

https://github.com/martinet101/ElevenClock/blob/main/elevenclock/__init__.py#L180
First: the version check is without secure connection (http only)
2nd: there is no validation to be sure that you only update ElevenClock and don't download and install somethink else

Describe the bug
Clicking on the clock and then on the taskbar flashes the clock

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Click on the clock
2. Click on the taskbar

Expected behavior
For the clock to not flash

Screenshots
Video: https://i.imgur.com/qc2dkjr.gifv

after installation is finished clock appears on second screen then after about 5 seconds an additional setup screen appears and it looks like it install's again and then the clock disappears. the app icon is still on the desktop and task manager shows it still running but no clock on second monitor. verified it is set to launch on startup but when restarted clock does not appear

Screenshots
If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The uninstaller doesn't close the application if it's currently running and then tells the user there are some files left over (but doesn't say where).

Describe the solution you'd like
The uninstaller should close the application if it's currently running and then remove all traces of the software.

Original clock

Original clock hovered

The hover effect is missing

Describe the bug

It looks like the if-statement is checking for both the shorttime / timeMode.split to be of a certain length, and the registry key to be set.

Seconds in the clock were not showing up for me even though I had the registry key set, but my shorttime was using AM/PM.
I did some debug printing of the variables through the steps:

showSeconds: 1
dateMode: yyyy-MM-dd
timeMode: h:mm tt
timeMode: %#I:%M %p

timeMode split length: 2
timeMode: %#I:%M %p
dateTimeFormat: %#I:%M %p
%Y-%m-%d

should this not be changed to an OR statement instead of an AND?

so, something along the lines of changing this:
if not("s" in timeMode) and len(timeMode.split(" "))==1 and showSeconds==1:
to
if not("s" in timeMode) and (len(timeMode.split(" "))==1 or showSeconds==1):

Is it possible to make it so the calendar and notifications open on the monitor you clicked the clock on? If so this would be nice.

Describe the bug
First of all, thanks for this neat peace of software 😄 I've been using ElevenClock for two days now and it seems to crash my DWM occasionally. It happened two times now, once the day before yesterday at 23:07 and today at 00:00. Not sure if it's a coincidence but I was playing Rocket League both times it happened.
I'm on Windows 11 Pro en_US (upgraded from 10) with the English (Germany) region. I have three screens: 1080p (rotated 90°, 100 % scaling), 3840x1600 (125 % scaling), 1080p (rotated 90°, 100 % scaling).

Here's the latest crash log from the Windows event viewer, not sure if that helps:

Faulting application name: dwm.exe, version: 10.0.22000.1, time stamp: 0x7cbe2305
Faulting module name: ism.dll, version: 10.0.22000.194, time stamp: 0x21ceb568
Exception code: 0xc0000005
Fault offset: 0x00000000000b45fc
Faulting process id: 0x58c
Faulting application start time: 0x01d7bbc32e77f1af
Faulting application path: C:\WINDOWS\system32\dwm.exe
Faulting module path: C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\ism.dll
Report Id: 7d6a8322-183a-445f-8e7e-4b67310a9365
Faulting package full name: 
Faulting package-relative application ID: 

Unfortunately, ElevenClock doesn't appear in there, I hope it is actually the cause of my crashes. All I know is it started after I installed ElevenClock. I'll uninstall it for now and observe if it happens again.

To Reproduce
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Expected behavior
DWM doesn't crash.

Screenshots
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Additional context
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When i run the .exe file of the ElevenClock, it spawns the clock in the middle of the first screen instead of the second screen's taskbar.

When you configure your OS to show the taskbar at the top of your desktop (currently only doable via regedit changes in Win11... why?!), the clock still gets shown at the bottom right corner.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Having both time and date makes the clock (the bit I care about) much smaller and more difficult to read.

Describe the solution you'd like
I'd like to be able to enable/disable/change the displayed information, so that I can turn the date off and have the clock take up more space.

Thanks for the super handy tool.

I use auto-hide taskbar. When the taskbar is hidden on the second monitor, the clock is still visible.

To reproduce set auto-hide taskbar.

Expected behavior is for the clock to be hidden when the taskbar is hidden.

Windows 11 dev channel build 22471.1000

Additional context
Add any other context about the problem here.

It would be really awesome to have seconds being shown in your application

Describe the bug
When RDPing onto another device the clock shows over the top of the taskbar/clock on the device you are remoting onto

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. RDP onto another machine

Expected behavior
The clock not to overlay on top of RDP sessions

Screenshots

Time shows as %H:01 on my german Windows 11 Pro system. Probably related to #1

With this installed on the other monitor the date cuts off onto my main screen.

Is it because I have the day of the week next to the my date? Any fix?