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What happened to our website?

What happened to our website?
Dear visitor, We noticed the closure of the site from yesterday at 6:00 pm to this evening,, due to the routine maintenance of the site and all our hosts of games, and we wish you to visit the site continuously
#Blessed eid#

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Programming lessons

What is the dyCalendarJS?

What is the dyCalendarJS?
dyCalendarJS is a JavaScript library for creating Calendar that can be include in any blog or
website. In few simple steps, you will be able to develop a nice and accessible calendar for your
blog or website. So, stay tune and continue reading!
Step 1:
Import the stylesheet
Import the stylesheet “dycalendar.css” or the minified version “dycalendar.min.css” in the file
where you want to use the calendar.
Example : OR Step 2
Import the JS file
Next, you have to import the JS file in the file where you want to use the calendar. There are two
types of JS file available. One is the plain JavaScript version dycalendar.min.js and the other one
uses jQuery dycalendar-jquery.min.js.
Using plain JavaScript version:
To use the plain JavaScript version, import dycalendar.js file using the script tag in the file where
you want to use the calendar. (Preferred: At the end of the body tag.) like the following:
To use the minified version, import dycalender.min.js file like the following :

Using the jQuery version:
In order to use the jQuery version of dyCalendarJS you have to first include the jQuery file and
then dycalendar-jquery.min.js file.
Using the unminified version :

Using the minified version:

Step 3 :
Creating a calendar
First we have to create a

container which will hold the calendar.
Example :

Today calendar (default skin)

Note! the div having id=”dycalendar-today” has a class dycalendar-container. This is the container
for the dyCalendar and a calendar will be drawn inside this div. We also can add the class that
satisfy the skin and shadow for the calendar. We will cover that in later steps.
Step 4 :
Draw the calendar
To create a calendar use the draw() method of dycalendar. The draw method takes an object
consisting of configurations for the calendar. We have to create an object in the tags of the file where our calendar will be. To actually draw the calendar according to
our wish, we have to pass all the necessary and optional parameters when we create an object. The
example below show you how to do it.
In the following example we will create a “Day-Calendar” by setting up the following
configuration.
dycalendar.draw({
target : “dycalendar-today”
});
To create the month view calendar, we have to set the type configuration to month when we create
the object like the following example.
dycalendar.draw({
target : “dycalendar-today”,
type : “month”
});
Please note that the type configuration have the default value. If we don’t set the type
configuration, the default value is “day” which will create a day view calendar. There are several
parameters that you have to pass when you create an object. The table below show list of the
parameters that you can pass when create your object.
Following are the list of parameters that can be passed :Name Type Default
value
Description Example
target
(mandatory)
String Nun Hold the id of the container
where the calendar will be
drawn.
“#sample-calendar”
(Use the # symbol
for id).
type
(optional)
String “day” Type of the calendar being
created.
Possible values: “day”,
“month”
Type : “month”
month
(optional)
Integer Current
month
If set, will look for the
specified month. Possible
values:
0 = January
1 = February
11 = December
Month : 0
year
(optional)
Integer Current
year
If set, will look for the
specified year.
Year : 1990
Year : 1900 to 9999
date
(optional)
Integer Current
date
If set, will look for the
specified date. Possible
values: 1-31
Date : 21
monthformat
(optional)
String “full” Whether to display the full
name of the month or in
short form. Possible values:
“mmm” = short form
“full” = complete name
If monthformat =
“full” then output is
“October”.
If monthformat =
“mmm” then output
is “Oct”.
dayformat
(optional)
String “full” Whether to display the full
name of the day or in short
form. Possible values:
“ddd” = short form
“full” = complete name
If dayformat = “full”
then output is
“Sunday”.
If dayformat = “ddd”
then output is “Sun”.
highlighttoday
(optional)
Boolean False If set to true will highlight
the today’s date. Possible
values:
True, false
highlighttoday : true
highlighttargetdate
(optional)
Boolean False If set to true will highlight
the specified date.
Possible values:
True, false
highlighttargetdate :
true
prevnextbutton
(optional)
String “hide” If set to “show” will show
the prev and next symbol
and allow the user to move
to previous and next month
and jump back to the
current month. Possible
values: “show”, “hide”
Prevnextbutton :
“show”Step 5 :
Use the CSS to style the calendar
Round Edge
To create round edge calendar use the class .round-edge.
Example :

Following are the list of available round-edge options. :
Name Class
Default .round-edge
Skin
After we have the container div we can apply different skins by putting the class .skin-{name}.
Example :

Following are the list of available skins options.
Name Class
Black .skin-black
Blue .skin-blue
Green .skin-green
Purple .skin-purple
Red .skin-red
Spacegray .skin-spacegraySkin Gradient
After applying different skins we can add the class .gradient to create background color gradient.
Example :

Following are the list of available skins options.
Name Class
Default .gradient
Black .skin-black .gradient
Blue .skin-blue .gradient
Green .skin-green .gradient
Purple .skin-purple .gradient
Red .skin-red .gradient
Spacegray .skin-spacegray .gradient
Shadow
We can add shadow to the calendar using the class .shadow-{option}.
Example :

Following are the list of available shadow options.
Name Class
Default .shadow-default
Black .shadow-black
Blue .shadow-blue
Green .shadow-green
Purple .shadow-purple
Red .shadow-red
Spacegray .shadow-spacegrayThanks for read this documentation and thanks for using this program. If you have any question, feel
free to contact me or the original developer of this program, Mr. Yusuf Shakeel by sending an E-mail
message to contactus@dyclassroom.com contactus@dyclassroom.com or visit his website at https://www.dyclassroom.com/. If you
wish to read the original documentation of this program, feel free to visit this page.
Please keep in mind that this is an open source project. So, feel free to use it in whatever way you like
and feel free to modified it according to your needs if you wish to do so.
Good luck and happy coding!

Download dycalendarjs-1.1.1 from blindhelp.net
visit blindhelp from here!

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Programming lessons

Script to convert bgt to Python Codes

Imagine you made a game in BGT programming language, and you thought you’d have a question.
What if I convert this project to Python programming language?
Is that impossible?
After I found this script, I answered this question that it is not impossible, and it is beautiful and it does a great job.
How does this script work?
1 Download the Script .
2 paste this Script in the project folder.
3 Open it
it will ask you for the address of the file
Here, paste the file path and click enter.
And you will find that there are two files from this project.
let’s take an example.
We converted the master.bgt file
Another file, named master.py will appear.
And that’s where our explanation of this script ends.
Download the Script from here.
We wish you dear visitor to put your opinion about this Script on comments

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Programming lessons

A Simple html code to welcome visitors to your website

Welcome to this new post which we will put this code that welcomes your website visitors according to time.
What’s the point of it?
Honestly, I liked the category of these codes because they beautify the site so much, that’s why I designed this model to put it on top of the blog.
Code
Please copy the code correctly and place it in position without modification.
  
var welcome;  
var date = new Date();  
var hour = date.getHours();  
var minute = date.getMinutes();  
var second = date.getSeconds();  
if (minute < 10) {   minute = "0" + minute;   }   if (second < 10) {   second = "0" + second;   }   if (hour < 12) {   welcome = "good morning";   18. } else if (hour < 17) {   welcome = "good afternoon";   } else {   welcome = "good evening";   }   document.write("

” + “” + welcome + “” + ” welcome to our website”);  
document.write(“
” + hour + “:” + minute + “:” + second);  
  
  

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Blind games

Why are we developing games that aren’t ours?

In the beginning we would like to clarify something we did not make these games from the beginning like the game the killer or war cry, but we are only developing on it to be more fun and we do not attribute them to us knowing that these games published a lot these days all the blind became able to get them and this means that the owner of these games has published his own project or has leaked a mistake We’re just developing of it, and we didn’t attribute it to us as perfectionists, but all the laws in these games have become our right because we are the owners of the server that hosts it, and that’s why we hope you evaluate our work according to your point of view.

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Programming lessons

get who-will-win-the-million-java

Welcome to this new explanation, which we will be showing you a nice game
About the game.
The name of the game.
who will win the million
Game programming language, Java
How to use.
First, download the Java program
get java from here.
Second, decompress the game using 7zip
After that you will find several files from it.
nbproject
src
test
build.xml
manifest.mf
What concerns us here is the src file, and here this file contains the game
To run the game
Open the file and here the game interface will appear
get game-src from here.
Note, this project is not owned by our team, but we would love to publish it for the benefit

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computer programs

How to Install VestaCP on Debian 9

Vesta control panel (often abbreviated as VestaCP) is an open source hosting control panel, allowing the user to manage websites, create email accounts, manage email accounts, manage FTP accounts, and more. During this guide, we will install VestaCP on Debian 9, which is a freely provided operating system designed to be similar to Unix systems and is a popular system used with cloud and dedicated server instances.
Getting Started
To get started installing VestaCP on Debian 9, you will need a node running Debian 9; you can choose to use a cloud server or dedicated server to host your node. Your node should be running the most up-to-date version of Debian 9.
Time to Install VestaCP on Debian 9
Now that you’ve selected your cloud or dedicated server, you’ve verified your node is running Debian 9, and you’ve confirmed Debian 9 is running the current software version, you’re ready to begin.
The first step is getting a Debian 9 minimal install on a virtual private server (VPS) or dedicated server.
Then it’s time to run the update for Debian 9 and reboot your node:
apt update && apt upgrade -y && reboot
Once the update is complete, you can download the VestaCP installation script:
curl -O http://vestacp.com/pub/vst-install.sh
After downloading the installation script, you can run it on your node:
bash vst-install.sh
If you need to customize your VestaCP installation, you can do so at https://vestacp.com/install/.
While running the installation script, you will be prompted to fill in the following questions with the appropriate answer:
Would you like to continue [y/n]: y
Please enter admin email address: your_email@email.com
Please enter FQDN hostname [vestacp]: server.example.com
The installation of VestaCP may take up to 15 minutes to complete.
Once the installation script completes, you may receive the following notification:

done

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computer programs

how can you Add scripts to HTML

HTML scripts
Add scripts to HTML pages, to make them more dynamic and interactive.
Inserting script into HTML pages
Script is added to HTML files by tag <script>, and it should be noted that the “type attribute” should be used to indicate the script language.
As shown in the following example:
<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
<script type = “text / javascript”>
document.write (“hello guys this is blindmasters”)
</script>
</body>
</html>
The previous example will produce the following outputs:
hello guys this is blindmasters
How to Handle Older Browsers
The browser, which cannot recognize the script tag, will display the contents of the script tag as text inside the page.
To prevent the browser from doing so, we must hide the script inside the comment tag “Notes”.
Older browsers “that do not recognize the script tag” will ignore the comment and therefore the script text will not be displayed within the contents of the page.
Whereas, new browsers will understand that the script must be executed even if it is placed inside the comment tag.
Example:
JavaScript:
<script type = “text / javascript”>
<! –
document.write (“Hello World!”)
// ->
</script>
VBScript:
<script type = “text / vbscript”>
<! –
document.write (“Hello World!”)
‘->
</script>
<noscript> tag
In addition to hiding the script inside the comment tag, a <noscript> tag can be added.
A <noscript> tag is used to specify alternative text that is displayed when the script is not executed.
This tag is used for browsers that recognize scripts but do not support scripts inside the page. Therefore, these browsers will display the text inside the <noscript> tag instead of executing the script.
However, if the browser supports the script inside the page, then the script tag will ignore the <noscript> tag.
Example:
JavaScript:
<script type = “text / javascript”>
<! –
document.write (“Hello World!”)
// ->
</script>
<noscript> Your browser does not support JavaScript! </noscript>
VBScript:
<script type = “text / vbscript”>
<! –
document.write (“Hello World!”)
‘->
</script>
<noscript> Your browser does not support VBScript! </noscript>
Thanks for referring to our article on how can you Add scripts to HTML

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Linux system

how to install wine.

 

Hello dear visitors, today we will explain how to use Windows programs on the Linux system, using the wine on debian 9
Step 1: Enable 32 bit architecture
If you’re running a 64-bit system, enable support for 32-bit applications.
sudo dpkg –add-architecture i386
The command above won’t return any output.
Step 2: Add WineHQ repository
We will pull the latest Wine packages from WineHQ repository that is added manually.
First, import GPG key:
sudo apt update
sudo apt -y install gnupg2 software-properties-common
wget -qO – https://dl.winehq.org/wine-builds/winehq.key | sudo apt-key add –
You should receive “OK” in the output.
Add the Wine repository by running the following command:
acdo apt-add-repository https://dl.winehq.org/wine-builds/debian/
The command will add a line to /etc/apt/sources.list file.
Step 3: Install Wine 5 on Debian 10/9
After configuration of the APT repository, the final step is the actual installation of Wine 5 on Debian 10/9.
Add Wine OBS repository:
Debian 10:
aclk sa=L&-q https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/Emulators:/Wine:/Debian/Debian_10/Release.key | sudo apt-key add –
echo “deb http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/Emulators:/Wine:/Debian/Debian_10 ./” | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/wine-obs.list
Debian 9:
wget -O- -q https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/Emulators:/Wine:/Debian/Debian_9.0/Release.key | sudo apt-key add –
echo “deb http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/Emulators:/Wine:/Debian/Debian_9.0 ./” | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/wine-obs.list
Then install Wine from Stable branch:
sudo apt update
sudo apt install –install-recommends winehq-stable
If you’re interested in Development branch, run:
sudo apt install –install-recommends winehq-devel
And for staging, use:
sudo apt install winehq-staging
After installation. verify version installed.
$ wine –version
wine-5.0
Step 4: Using Wine on Debian
For basic usage of wine, check help page.
$ wine –help
Example below is used to run Notepad++ editor on Linux.
$ cd ~/Downloads
$ wget https://notepad-plus-plus.org/repository/7.x/7.7/npp.7.7.Installer.exe
$ wine ./npp.7.7.Installer.exe
Follow installation prompts like for any other Windows application.
Thanks for referring to our article on how to Install Wine on Debian.

 
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