Set Holiday

You can add the holiday to define the special days that can adopt a different schedule or access schedule. You can set a regular holiday and an irregular holiday according to the actual scene.

Select Holiday Settings on the left navigation bar to enter the Holiday Settings page.

Add Regular Holiday

The regular holiday is suitable for the holiday that has a fixed date. For example, Christmas is on December 25th of each year.

  1. Click Add to open the adding holiday dialog.

  2. Enter the holiday name and select Regular Holiday as the holiday type.

  3. Set the parameters according to the following instructions:

    Start Time

    The start date of the holiday.

    Number of Days

    The lasting days of the holiday.

    Repeat Annually

    If checked, the platform will generate the date of the holiday according to the date of SYS (System Server).

  4. Click Add.

Add Irregular Holiday

The irregular holiday is suitable for the holiday that is calculated by the weekdays, and the specified date might be different in a different year. For example, Mother's Day is on the second Sunday of each May.

  1. Click Add to open the adding holiday dialog.

  2. Enter the holiday name and select Irregular Holiday as the holiday type.

  3. Set the parameters according to the following instructions:

    Start Time

    The start date of the holiday.

    For example, select May, Second, and Sunday for Mother's Day.

    Number of Days

    The lasting days of the holiday.

    Repeat Annually

    If checked, the system will generate the date of the holiday according to the date of SYS.

    Note

    If you check Repeat Annually, the specified date of this holiday will be generated automatically according to the current year of SYS.

    For example, Mother's Day in 2019 and 2020 is on May 12th, 2019, and on May 10th, 2020. The system will automatically set these two days as holidays for Mother's Day if you have checked Repeat Annually.

  4. Click Add.

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  • Add Regular Holiday
  • Add Irregular Holiday