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2005-06-01 00:00
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user71
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2007-04-19 07:23
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Hello EveryBody,
There is a little diffrent between Persian (Shamsi) calendar and lunar (ghamari) calendar and gregorian Calendar
persian calendar has 12 month as shown below
1.Farvardin - 31 days - Equal April
2.Ordibehesht - 31 days - Equal May
3.Khordad - 31 days - Equal June
4.Tir - 31 days - Equal July
5.Mordad - 31 days - Equal August
6.Shahrivar - 31 days - Equal September
7.Mehr - 30 days - Equal October
8.Aban - 30 days - Equal November
9.Azar - 30 days - Equal December
10.Day - 30 days - Equal January
11.Bahman - 30 days - Equal February
12.Esfand - 29 days - Eqaul March
And per each four years esfand becomes 30 days
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user71
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2007-06-27 16:37
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We are using the jscalendar's project. They are in charge of the localization of the calendar. If they implements this kind of calendar we would implement them in our ERP. |
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user71
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2007-07-18 06:24
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user71
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2007-07-18 08:08
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hgbot
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2016-06-02 14:25
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hgbot
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2016-06-24 10:08
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hgbot
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2016-06-24 10:09
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