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Yes. To include Purim, please check the Minor holidays box on the Custom calendar creator page. https://www.hebcal.com/hebcal
Purim is one of my personal favorite holidays, and it's a huge deal in Israel, but it's generally considered a minor holiday.
We recommend looking at the FullCalendar.io examples and documents as they have excellent documentation and a large community. I personally prefer the fetch function (referenced above) instead of ajax libraries like suoeragent or axios. Again, consult the FullCalendar docs and just follow their examples.
Yes it's very easy to add additional events in addition to the Hebcal feed. Follow the FullCalendar documentation and use the eventSources feature to add additional source with your organization's events
An internet search turns up HebCalVb6, a VB6/VBA module to demonstrate how to convert a Hebrew date into the Gregorian date. It can be used within Visual Basic or within a Excel Macro.
http://www.dafaweek.com/HebCal/HebCalVb6.php
An internet search turns up HebCalVb6, a VB6/VBA module to demonstrate how to convert a Hebrew date into the Gregorian date. It can be used within Visual Basic or within a Excel Macro.
http://www.dafaweek.com/HebCal/HebCalVb6.php
An internet search turns up HebCalVb6, a VB6/VBA module to demonstrate how to convert a Hebrew date into the Gregorian date. It can be used within Visual Basic or within a Excel Macro.
Hi, it has been a couple of weeks and the Google Calendar cache appears to have cleared by now. We have checked and can confirm that Google Calendar is displaying this feed through December 31, 2024.
Excellent. Glad this helped. Good luck!
Glad you got it working!
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Oops. Checking again, it looks like we had Purim categorized as "major" up until December 2022, and it's only a recent change to minor. We'll switch this back.