Hi guys - I want to convert Hebrew dates into English dates. But whenever I say "Alexa, ask Hebcal to convert 26 Tishrei 5684" or similar, I get "which city or zip code do you want for Shabbos times?" which doesn't help me at all.

Also - could be awesome if you had the tool act as a Hebrew/English (language) translator, not just a date converter.

"Alexa, ask Hebcal - what's the English transaltion for tov?"

"Alexa, ask Hebcal - what's the Hebrew word for good?"

Just a thought... I realize that's gonna be massive htough.

I am using Lumia 640 Windows 10 phone.

I made a shortcut to your Hebrew calendar. I changed the settings to have the Hebrew dates

I did save the settings but those settings are forgotten as soon I close the website.

Do you intend to adapt your beautiful programs for Windows Phone?

Regards,

Jacques Wenger

I was looking for details on parashat miketz and there was a line I didn't understand:

On Shabbat Rosh Chodesh Chanukah
>>>>>8: Numbers 28:9-15 <<<<<<<
maf: Numbers 7:42-47

I am a very happy user of your app.for Windows PC.

Do you have app. for Windows Mobile?

Thanks,

Jacques Wenger

Wenger.jacques@gmail.com

Shalom

How do I write the function that shows sunset & nightfall (3 stars) PER DAY depending on location?

Thank you

there is a mistake on this: https://www.hebcal.com/shabbat/?geonameid=3455643 it should be the same as Sao Paulo but is very different. Please remove os correct. Thank you!

On my hebcal installation on my site it is displaying candle lighting and Havdalah times for multiple dates, some of which have past a couple days ago. These correspond to the holidays (Erev Rosh Hashana, Rosh Hashana 7777, Rosh Hashana II, Tzom Gedaliah, and Shabbat Shuva). I don't want the times displaying for dates that have passed, even if they are holidays. Is showing the holidays that have passed a bug or a feature of Hebcal? If a feature, is there a setting I can change to hide the past holiday dates?

This is what I am using on my html to display the times:

<script type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8"
src="//www.hebcal.com/shabbat/?geo=geoname&geonameid=5128581&m=50&cfg=j&tgt=_top">
</script>

Thanks for your help.

Good morning,

We take from your website information about the next Sabbath by a RSS feed reader.
The information we present on our website http://www.beitkitov.org/.
We are generating link as follows:
http://www.hebcal.com/shabbat/ -> Rss feed
We obtain then the link:
http://www.hebcal.com/shabbat/?cfg=r&geonameid=293397&i=on&m=50&pubDate=0

So far it worked well but today mistakenly generated:

On http://www.hebcal.com presented data from rss feed are correct:

From the url
http://www.hebcal.com/shabbat/?cfg=r&geonameid=293397&i=on&m=50&pubDate=0

be cut string
&PubDate=0

url http://www.hebcal.com/shabbat/?cfg=r&geonameid=293397&i=on&m=50

(without & PubDate =0) shows the data correctly:

We use a standard rss reader, which is available as a technology blogger widget.

We would like to ask you to fix error :)