FAQ (Frequently asked questions)
How do I get in contact with dayweekyear?
If you have suggestions, found a bug or just have a question, then you can contact www.dayweekyear.com using the [ Contact page ] or write
an email to info(insert "at" )dayweekyear.com.
an email to info(insert "at" )dayweekyear.com.
How are the holidays calculated?
All the holidays are calculated using algorithms. The most complex algorithm used, is calculating Easter.
[ Technically interested persons can see the algorithms here, with programming examples. ]
[ Technically interested persons can see the algorithms here, with programming examples. ]
Why did you create www.dayweekyear.com?
Dayweekyear.com started in 2006, because I was tired of never knowing when floating holidays occurred or which week number it was.
The first PDF photo calendar (Now known as the old calendar) was created six month later, as an experiment and quickly became popular.
Afterwards new designs and looks were added.
The moon phase calendar came in the beginning of 2007 and had a new version added, with sun rises and sun sets.
New features will be added to the site, thanks to suggestions from Anders Søgaard Møller og Teddy Brogaard.
The first PDF photo calendar (Now known as the old calendar) was created six month later, as an experiment and quickly became popular.
Afterwards new designs and looks were added.
The moon phase calendar came in the beginning of 2007 and had a new version added, with sun rises and sun sets.
New features will be added to the site, thanks to suggestions from Anders Søgaard Møller og Teddy Brogaard.
Who provided the pictures used on the site?
The pictures are taken by Anders Søgaard Møller and Henrik Hansen. The icons were created by Ulrich Rutkjær Jensen.
Who created and helped with the site?
All programming and text writing was done by Ulrich Rutkjær Jensen
Anders Søgaard Møller, Andreas Kargaard Olsen and Teddy Brogaard helped with design suggestions, bug finding and a lot more.
Anders Søgaard Møller, Andreas Kargaard Olsen and Teddy Brogaard helped with design suggestions, bug finding and a lot more.
Will www.dayweekyear.com remain free?
Yes, there are no plans about accepting payment for services at www.dayweekyear.com
There are also no plans for forcing people to create an account. We hate seeing a promising site and
then have to create a user to get the information we need.
There are also no plans for forcing people to create an account. We hate seeing a promising site and
then have to create a user to get the information we need.
Is everything done by yourself?
No, the menu are taken from [ CSS Play ] a site which have everything in CSS menu's and worth a visit.
Information about the holidays are taken from [ wikipedia ]
Generating PDF documents are done using [ Lowagie iText ] an open source library for generating PDF documents.
Information about the holidays are taken from [ wikipedia ]
Generating PDF documents are done using [ Lowagie iText ] an open source library for generating PDF documents.
What happened to the htmlescape Java class for downloading?
The HtmlEscape Java class have moved to www.htmlescape.net and htmlescape.net contains
the downloadable Java class, online html escape tool for escaping html entities and a downloadable Javascript file
for client side html escaping.
the downloadable Java class, online html escape tool for escaping html entities and a downloadable Javascript file
for client side html escaping.
Do you have friends with websites?
Yes, you can visit them here:
Homepage of Møllepølsernes: [ www.mollerne.dk ]
With links to free games on the net and a lot more. You can also hear Anders sing, not recommended.
XOX.DK: [ www.xox.dk ]
Kim Bondes gaming universe, with a lot of fun games.
el-lal.dk [ www.el-lal.dk ]
Lars Bo's blog, family stuff and a fun category worth visiting.
Homepage of Møllepølsernes: [ www.mollerne.dk ]
With links to free games on the net and a lot more. You can also hear Anders sing, not recommended.
XOX.DK: [ www.xox.dk ]
Kim Bondes gaming universe, with a lot of fun games.
el-lal.dk [ www.el-lal.dk ]
Lars Bo's blog, family stuff and a fun category worth visiting.
