Has anyone figured out how to have the htc calendar not only show a birthday/anniversary, but also their age/ # years? For example, Bob was born on 1/1/80. I can set up a reoccurring event to show his birthday every year, but not that he's 30 years old this year.
baileyjs said:
For example, Bob was born on 1/1/80. I can set up a reoccurring event to show his birthday every year, but not that he's 30 years old this year.
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Hi, I've just purchased Zooper Pro and cannot find an example that gives me the years and days accumulated since arriving on this Planet
Any example to the solution would be very helpful thanks
I understand it's a simple task but am unfamiliar with how Zooper works
Steve...
Echo_Steve said:
Hi, I've just purchased Zooper Pro and cannot find an example that gives me the years and days accumulated since arriving on this Planet
Any example to the solution would be very helpful thanks
I understand it's a simple task but am unfamiliar with how Zooper works
Steve...
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While something like that should be possible with Zooper, there is currently a bug related to this that makes it impossible to use the included variables to do what you want. The only thing that currently works is the total days since your birthday, which would be #D<year><month><day>0000Td#.
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Yeah, I have the string that was suggested to me from the Help thread, which comes close, but the days are way off: my birthday is in August, and it changed over in late February. But it just gives me a (roughly) accurate year count.
$(int(#D199901010000Td#/365.25))$ gives you the number of years, to about six month accuracy it seems.
Sokudoningyou said:
Yeah, I have the string that was suggested to me from the Help thread, which comes close, but the days are way off: my birthday is in August, and it changed over in late February. But it just gives me a (roughly) accurate year count.
$(int(#D199901010000Td#/365.25))$ gives you the number of years, to about six month accuracy it seems.
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The problem here is that you're using INT which rounds so at six months it is rounding up. Replace INT with FLOOR and it is accurate.
Hey everyone i'm trying to write out a string but i'm getting the wrong value returned and I don't know why. I want to have a rectangle change colors if the first event day of month, second event day of month, and third event day of month are the same AND the first event day of month is today. Right now my string is:
[c]$#C0Sd#=#C1Sd#&&#C1Sd#=C2Sd#&&#C0Sd#=#Dd#?#4affffff:#00ffffff$[/c]
and i'm getting [c]#00ffffff[/c] even though all of the event days are the same and the first event day of the month is today. Any help would be appreciated!
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Hey everyone i'm trying to write out a string but i'm getting the wrong value returned and I don't know why. I want to have a rectangle change colors if the first event day of month, second event day of month, and third event day of month are the same AND the first event day of month is today. Right now my string is:
[c]$#C0Sd#=#C1Sd#&&#C1Sd#=C2Sd#&&#C0Sd#=#Dd#?#4affffff:#00ffffff$[/c]
and i'm getting [c]#00ffffff[/c] even though all of the event days are the same and the first event day of the month is today. Any help would be appreciated!
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Looks like you're missing a # on #C2Sd# or is that just a typing error in your post?
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kwerdenker said:
Looks like you're missing a # on #C2Sd# or is that just a typing error in your post?
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Ya I realized that just as you answered, thanks! What I have been trying to get working is still running into issues. If you have some free time would you mind giving me a hand with it?
czonin said:
Hey everyone i'm trying to write out a string but i'm getting the wrong value returned and I don't know why. I want to have a rectangle change colors if the first event day of month, second event day of month, and third event day of month are the same AND the first event day of month is today. Right now my string is:
[c]$#C0Sd#=#C1Sd#&&#C1Sd#=C2Sd#&&#C0Sd#=#Dd#?#4affffff:#00ffffff$[/c]
and i'm getting [c]#00ffffff[/c] even though all of the event days are the same and the first event day of the month is today. Any help would be appreciated!
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It looks like there is a little syntax error:
[c]$#C0Sd#==#C1Sd#&&#C1Sd#==C2Sd#&&#C0Sd#==#Dd#?#4affffff:#00ffffff$[/c]
What you were doing was stating #C0Sd# EQUALS #C1Sd# not asking -- IF #C0Sd# EQUALS #C1Sd#
A single = means this is going to equal that
A double = means does this equal that
If you want it to NOT equal then != or less than equal to <= etc...
Now, here is the other thing... If you are trying to use the [c] COLOR in markup text, then it is [c=#00ffffff]Your text[/c]
Let me know if that is what your looking for, I tried to duplicate it on mine, but it just shows #00ffffff
Good Luck
I'm very crazed with how in-accurate the time is on the Moto 360. It is a whole second off from my Android phone with my Android phone is about 0.003 seconds off from the actual time.
Is there an application that will make the time accurate? Like maybe an NTP application for Android Wear? Or maybe a hack that will allow the Android Wear to sync with phone via NTP so that the time is accurate to the phone's time?
I may be the only one who is this crazed about time being accurate... But if not, let's band together and make something happen!
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I may be the only one who is this crazed about time being accurate...
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I used to have an automatic watch (movement of your wrist winds a spring, no batteries or electronics) and it lost about 3 or 4 seconds a day, I just got used to setting it every month.
Being off by one second isn't a big deal if it's always off by the same amount of time :good:
Ive been using the following command to show remaining days before event. ..
#C0STd#
However, if it is an all day event, for example, on a Thursday. By Tuesday it just says 1.
Meaning, 1 full day between mid Tuesday and 12 am Thursday.
What I want is for it to always show 2 days in this scenario.
At first, I thought just plus 1 to all events. But when the event is 8pm Thursday, it would say 3 days on Tuesday until 8pm and then 2. I want it to 2 all day.
So I guess I need it to ignore the time of the event and just count down the days of the events day.
Possible?
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Ive been using the following command to show remaining days before event. ..
#C0STd#
However, if it is an all day event, for example, on a Thursday. By Tuesday it just says 1.
Meaning, 1 full day between mid Tuesday and 12 am Thursday.
What I want is for it to always show 2 days in this scenario.
At first, I thought just plus 1 to all events. But when the event is 8pm Thursday, it would say 3 days on Tuesday until 8pm and then 2. I want it to 2 all day.
So I guess I need it to ignore the time of the event and just count down the days of the events day.
Possible?
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You can use the day of year to get a quick calculation of the days between,
$(#C0SD#-#DD#)$
Unfortunately, this won't work when crossing into the new year, so one can build it up a bit:
$(#C0SD#-#DD#+(#C0Syyyy#-#Dyyyy#)*365)$
Now adding a day in there if we are currently on a leap year.
$(#Dyyyy#%4)=0?(#C0SD#-#DD#+(#C0Syyyy#-#Dyyyy#)*366)#C0SD#-#DD#+(#C0Syyyy-#Dyyyy#)*365)$
That final one should work as long as the events are fairly close (within a month). For example, it will fail if the current date is 2015-12-30 and the next event is 2017-01-10 because it doesn't account for the leap year in 2016.
This all seemed a bit convoluted, so I came up with this new formula:
$(floor((#C0STm#+#DH#*60+#Dmm#)/60/24))$
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Ive been using the following command to show remaining days before event. ..
#C0STd#
However, if it is an all day event, for example, on a Thursday. By Tuesday it just says 1.
Meaning, 1 full day between mid Tuesday and 12 am Thursday.
What I want is for it to always show 2 days in this scenario.
At first, I thought just plus 1 to all events. But when the event is 8pm Thursday, it would say 3 days on Tuesday until 8pm and then 2. I want it to 2 all day.
So I guess I need it to ignore the time of the event and just count down the days of the events day.
Possible?
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So what was your final solution?
I got an invite not long a go to join the "Pixel Superfan" group. They are sending socks to everyone in the group. It's just socks, but still pretty cool.
Cool. I'm not so certain they're sending socks to everyone, but we'll see. I had read that they're sending them only to select Superfans.
That's wild , wash them ASAP
I wish I could be a superfan here in the UK. By some mistake I got the invitation a while ago but then, obviously, I did not qualified because of my British address.
Is that a one size fits all? Of all places and things they could have thought of for brand promotion
I have some realllllly old Google socks when I attended a job fair. They have the old ugly Google logo on them lol
I could use some Apple-branded charcoal filters for my underwear.
I received my socks a few weeks ago, they're nice. Won a 5a5g phone in one of their contests right before that phone dropped, I appreciate the little things.
I got my socks couple weeks ago as well. Very nice pair
chaco81 said:
I got my socks couple weeks ago as well. Very nice pair
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Don't forget to wash them
Bummer. I got an invite a few months ago but refuse to join Facebook just to be a pixel super fan.