Hi

I love your API's, and am using them for electronic display boards and soon the website for our shul.

For the scripts hdate-he.js and hdate-en.js, there is no location specifier. I have noticed as I use these, that the hebrew date does not turn over at Shkia or Tzeit HaKochavim, or even later into the evening. I am at GMT+02:00

On what location is the date calculation based?

Is there a way to specify a location to use?

Can the date turn over at Night-fall?

Regards

Aryeh Leib

when I start hebrew calendar 9 the reinstallation of office 2013 bebings. i'm using windows 10. this just began a few days ago.

does the application use OFFICE?

Hi we have a jewish torah reading calculator on our website that uses Hebcal API. 

It seems that we are getting the same result with the i=on/off parameter. 

Here is a example: 

http://www.hebcal.com/converter/?cfg=json&hy=5779&hm=Tamuz&hd=4&h2g=1&i=on

And

http://www.hebcal.com/converter/?cfg=json&hy=5779&hm=Tamuz&hd=4&h2g=1&i=off

Are returning the same result. 

Can anyone explain to me whats wrong here ?   

Where can I find detailed instructions for using the 

Hebrew Date Converter REST API

with Excel?

Thanks

The calendar I'm using allows one feed, so I created one with everything I needed - screen shot included. However, every date covers 2 days. What did I do wrong on my feed? The url is https://www.ruach.org/test_2.

Thanks, Marcy

I am not Jewish. I self-identify as Christian. I was exploring this calendar for my own edification, and to gain historical and cultural perspective.

I understand the odd numbered months to be 30 days in length, i.e. Nisan (01), Sivan (03), Av (05), Tishrei (07), Kislev (09), Sh'vat (11), and in leap years Adar I (13).

Conversely, the even numbered months are 29 days long, i.e. Iyyar (02), Tamuz (04), Elul (06), Cheshvan (08), Tevet (10), and Adar [ II } (12).

For the current year, 5779, I was counting the number of days from Rosh Chodesh to Rosh Chodesh for the entire year, and it seems your algorithm inverts the lengths of months, odd numbered months being 29 days, even months 30 days, excepting Adar I which seems to me to be 30 days.

Can someone help unconfuse me? Is my basic understanding incorrect, or is there an error in your algorithm? Thank you.

I need to add the script for the Jewish Holidays to be used in Adobe Indesign Calendar Wizard. If you can provide the updated script for 2019-2020 I can use Text Edit.

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