A. Definition of the working days proposed by default when creating the ads. This number can be modified when creating each of the ads, as long as the maximum ceiling is not exceeded (see next point B ).
B. The maximum number of business days of publication for all ads.
IMPORTANT :
1. In the event that an announcement is received through the transmission of edicts of the EACAT whose end date of public exhibition is higher than this maximum ceiling, if we want to respect the date proposed by the entity issuing the announcement, the maximum publication days must be increased in the configuration. Otherwise, when saving this draft or validating it, the date defined by the issuing entity is lost and the maximum date allowed as the end of publication is set.
2. In the event that the maximum ceiling is reduced, this decision affects, in the same terms described in the previous point (1), all advertisements previously saved in Draft status or advertisements in Scheduled status that are returned to Draft status; but not those scheduled that will follow their publication cycle when applicable or those that are in Published status.
C. Calendar of non-working days : The official calendar of holidays in Catalonia has effects as a calendar of non-working days with regard to the calculation of administrative deadlines in Catalonia. The calendar of non-working days conditions the calculation of the days of public display when creating advertisements. This calendar must be updated every year. The person(s) who has the administrator profile of the e-TAULER can modify the dates reported at any time.
D. Local holiday calendar : By clicking on the calendar icon, the list of dates is displayed where you can add the two dates corresponding to the non-working days of the municipality where the entity holding the e-TAULER is based or add any additional or alternative date to the calendar mentioned in the previous point ( C ). The working days appear highlighted with a bold numbering and the non-working days with a normal font. It should be noted that all Saturdays and Sundays appear defined by default as non-working days and cannot be defined as working in any case.