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Time Elapsed Widget #6

Closed schaufma closed 8 years ago

schaufma commented 8 years ago

hi there...

the widget only shows "Sidebar.widget/Time Elapsed" ... is there something to config or an manual? what i´m doing wrong?

perhaps a language problem (german mac os x)?

thanks in advance ...

markus

Pe8er commented 8 years ago

It could be related to language, yes. If you open Time Elapsed.widget/Time Elapsed.applescript, you will see in line 3:

set quitDate to date "Monday, October 29, 2012 at 8:00:00 AM"

Try changing this date to a date you'd like the counter to run from, save, refresh the widget (due to a bug you might have to restart Ubersicht) and see what happens. Let me know!

schaufma commented 8 years ago

hi there!

thanks for your answer … unfortunately it doesn´t help to fix the problem (screenshot)…

i´ve set the date to Sunday, March 13, 2016 at 11:59:00 PM … refresh and restart the widget … same problem …

yes, it could be a general language problem … in the world clock widget i can´t set the time to 24 hours …

thanks

markus

Am 10.03.2016 um 22:34 schrieb Piotr Gajos notifications@github.com:

It could be related to language, yes. If you open Time Elapsed.widget/Time Elapsed.applescript, you will see in line 3:

set quitDate to date "Monday, October 29, 2012 at 8:00:00 AM"

Try changing this date to a date you'd like the counter to run from, save, refresh the widget (due to a bug you might have to restart Ubersicht) and see what happens. Let me know!

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/Pe8er/Sidebar.Widget/issues/6#issuecomment-195059190.

Pe8er commented 8 years ago

thanks for your answer … unfortunately it doesn´t help to fix the problem (screenshot)…

Screenshot didn't attach, please try again. I will try to debug myself by setting computer's language to German, let's see what happens.

yes, it could be a general language problem … in the world clock widget i can´t set the time to 24 hours

To do that, you need to open WorldClock.widget/WorldClock.sh and for each city you want to change time formatting, replace

%-l:%M %p

with

%H:%M

Pe8er commented 8 years ago

Update: I've added a setting to WorldClock.widget/WorldClock.sh which should make your life easier. Look at line 4:

timeformat=12

Change 12 to 24 and you're good to go!