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Using comparison of day length with tomorrow on website

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Hillbilly
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Using comparison of day length with tomorrow on website

Post by Hillbilly »

We really like this feature, although I guess it won't be so amusing when the days shorten. I would like to add it to our web pages and could just use the web tag as is and reformat the almanac to add it in, although that's all nicely balanced at the moment. But I would prefer to add it in more of a commentary 'Tomorrow will be x mins y secs longer/shorter than today'. So I immediately move outside what I know..... I suppose I need some form of script to test whether the field contains a plus or a minus then use the word shorter or longer accordingly.

Can anyone provide any pointers? :?
Many thanks
Helen

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Re: Using comparison of day length with tomorrow on website

Post by beteljuice »

:?: It <#tomorrowdaylength> already is in that format ....
Tomorrow will be 3min 38s longer than today
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......................Imagine, what you will KNOW tomorrow !
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Re: Using comparison of day length with tomorrow on website

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:oops: To assume is to ......blah blah blah. I assumed it contained a - or + figure. Perfect, thanks.
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Helen

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