Multiple Calendar Downloads
Hi,
I have downloaded the Hebcal calendar for Google multiple times at different times, to cover broad ranges of date years.
I did this not knowing that it will make for a miserable reading of any given day in my calendar as it posts the same event over 10 times. My question is if it's possible to erase the downloaded Hebcal databases, and start from scratch.
Can anyone clarify where Hebcal's databases are stored within the Android (Google PIxel 4) system?
Thank you very much for any help here.
Hebcal events are supported on Android via Google Calendar. If you'd like to remove Hebcal events from your Android device, remove them first from Google Calendar, and then let your Android device sync your Google account.
Candle lighting no longer shows on iOS
Until Friday July 3, the NY candle lighting appeared on my iOS calendar. After that date it no longer shows. Anyone know how to restore it?
Hebrew not displaying when downloaded to iPhone
Hi, I have set my calendar to include Ashkenazi Transliteration and Hebrew but now for some reason the Hebrew doesn’t show I’m my iPhone calendar. This is only since this week that this problem has occurred.
Thanks for the bug report. We recently upgraded our servers and this feature was inadvertently disabled. Our apologies for the oversight.
A change has been deployed and your calendar will be updated in approximately 7 days, or whenever your iPhone next refreshes subscribed calendars.
typo on https://www.hebcal.com/holidays/2020
Asara b'Tevet has two dates, one (I think) in error
Although the Tenth of Tevet is an annual observance on the Jewish calendar, its placement around the end of the Gregorian calendar year means that in some Gregorian years, there is no observance of the fast, while in other years, the fast is observed twice. Thus, the Tenth of Tevet does not occur at all in 2019. Instead, the "2019" observance of the fast will take place in January 2020, while the subsequent observance will occur in December 2020
Downloaded calendar shows different candle lighting and Havdalah times than online version
I use Hebcal each year to set up the calendar for different schools I work with. This year, I am noticing that when I download the PDF of the calendar and check it against the calendar online, the candle lighting and Havdalah times start off the same in January, but begin to show some 1-minute discrepancies in April and May, increasing throughout June and July, reaching 3-minute discrepancies in August and September, then decreasing again from October through December. It seems like the PDF is being generated using a different set of parameters than the online version.
Has anyone else noticed this? Is this an existing issue with a known workaround or a new issue?
Hi Nathan, thanks for using Hebcal and thanks for your message!
Differences of 2 minutes are fully expected and are not considered a bug. Please read this detailed post for more details:
https://www.hebcal.com/home/94/how-accurate-are-candle-lighting-times
Hi, thanks for using Hebcal!
To display a Jewish calendar on your website, you can use event data from Hebcal.com and the open source JavaScript event calendar from fullcalendar.io.
Hi, thanks for using Hebcal.
If you know the Hebrew but not the Gregorian date, use the Hebrew Date Converter to get the Gregorian date and then come back to the Yahrzeit and Anniversary page.
In your case, if you already have the Hebrew date, you don't need the exact time of death. When you convert from Hebrew to Gregorian date, you'll want to use the "before sunset" option on the Yahrzeit page to retain the same Hebrew date.
i am attempting to set up a Hebrew calendar in columns in Excel.
I want to use the spreadsheet to record Hebrew history and current events. I have started with Metonic cycle 304 but it is taking me forever. Will you be able to assist me in setting up such a columnar spreadsheet containing all your calendar data? I am planning to eventually include all the cycles in this spreadsheet. Your help will be greatly appreciated.
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