Release can be download from esmartdesign.
Extension "Hebrew Calendar": http://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/1379/
Changes:
1.0.4.40
- Converter "Hebrew to Civil" is implemented;
- Dallas, Texas is added;
- Firefox 2 Release Candidate is supported;
1.0.4.39
- "year showing problem" is fixed (Language "Hebrew (+numbers)");
Converter Dialog:
10 comments:
Very cool addition
Yesssss!!!!!! Thank you SO much for adding Dallas, Texas! Yasher Koach and Gmar Chatima Tova.
Phyllis
great extension BUT what is the "or layom" thing?
i wish i could shut that sort of thing off and stick with the date and shabbat times.
thanks!
I loved using this extension but now with a combination of version 1.0.4.40 and Firefox 1.5.0.7 I find that when I click on links that open popup windows, the popups don't open to the correct size anymore. They all cut off the right side of the window. I've gone through disabling each extension to check them and this is definitely the one causing the problem. I hope you can fix this. Thanks!
Thank you very much for this very useful application.
May I suggest a feature?
On Thunderbird I would be very happy if I could have the Hebrew Calendar only on the "main" window and not in message windows or compose windows.
An answer to a question above: to disable "or leyom" just untick the "switch day by sunset" option.
I have an error with the latest version 1.0.4.40
TypeError:opener.opener has no properties
Both using thounderbird and firefox 1.5.0.7
Thanks for your help
would it be possible to add the option that all the additional information will also be in hebrew (such as the Parasha).
i mean the info that pops when the mouse is above the date.
thanks,
it's one of my favorite extensions !
There seems to be a problem with the context menu. When I right-click the HCalendar display, the context menu appears for a split second and then disappears and then a new window opens with your blog. The only way to get to the options is from the extensions manager.
I'm using the latest Firefox 2.0 nightlies on Ubuntu Linux.
First. It's so kind and useful and so thanks much from Italy.
I have only a 1 note: it's possible to change yomi HaShishi, it's better. About this see Pelle Yoetz, and Bereshit 2:1.
Shabbath Shalom vechodesh Tov
yaa its back
anyway ty igor for great prog
in other news my gf died last week
:( going say hadush tonight funeral is mar 31
cootmaster
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