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dates mostly missing in 'fullkriyah-5779.csv'

Linda B 7 years ago updated 7 years ago 1

On the 'fullkriyah-5779.csv' file showing all the torah readings for the year, the date is shown as ######## for most of the entries. Is there an updated version with all the dates?

Thanks very much,

Linda Borkow

Rosh Pinah Chavurah of the Rivertowns

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need help for download. I've followed the instructions and have gotten to where I click on iCalendar but nothing happens. Can someone help me?

Deanna 7 years ago 0

I've clicked the items I want in the calendar and have gone to the iCalendar box and clicked it but nothing happens. Would it work if I used Mac OS and then let iCloud transfer the information to my iPad? Thanks, Deanna

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the shabbit times and hebrew days stop working

orel 7 years ago 0

i use your api and its dont working in this month ?

what happen? you change the api?

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Fixed

I am using the current version of WordPress and the Shabbat times widget stopped working.

Amy 7 years ago updated by Michael J. Radwin 7 years ago 2

I am using the current version of WordPress and the Shabbat times widget stopped working.  The only thing it says is "Powered by Hebcal"

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Michael J. Radwin 7 years ago

Thanks Aaron! Looking forward to experimenting with that.


Amy, just pushed out version 1.7 of the widget to fix the HTTP/HTTPS issue that had broken our previous wordpress plugin.

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Google Maps Automatically Pulls Hebcal Data

Jacob Rosenfeld 7 years ago 0

When I search a city on Google Maps on iOS and click data for the city Google automatically pulls Hebcal data as an upcoming event!


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How to add a new birthday to an existing HebCal/Google calendar

HPB 7 years ago updated by Michael J. Radwin 4 years ago 1

I have an existing +/- year-old HebCal calendar. Recently had a new granddaughter. How do I add her birthday to an already existing list (which is 'full')?

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Michael J. Radwin 4 years ago

Hi, thanks for the feedback!

In general, Jewish Holidays begin the evening before the date specified. This is because the Jewish day actually begins at sundown on the previous night. Sometimes, for clarity, the Erev holiday is also included to indicate that the holiday begins the evening before.

We choose to add the Erev for major holidays, but don't typically add Erev for a minor holiday like Tu B'Av.

https://www.hebcal.com/home/47/when-do-the-holidays-begin

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jewish times Joomla

Angel 7 years ago 0

I downloaded Jewish times module from Joomla and added it to our website. but how can I configure it to show candle lighting and havdala hours from barranquilla and not from United States? By the way I don't know about codes, so I will need an exhaustive explanation. I would appreciate your help