/* 
Add dates within the quotation marks, in the appropriate calendar year variables below.  

IMPORTANT: Please ensure that the last date of any non-empty field ends in a comma as is shown in block2009

There is no logical reason why a date should be stated as a 'block' and a 'force' date but in such a case, 
date will be considered blocked, ie no delivery and no processing.

*/

// Variable Group 1
// Use to exclude dates from processing and delivery where the day may be considered a 
// processing/delivery day under normal conditions (e.g. Tuesday 25 December)

var block2010="24122010,25122010,27122010,28122010,";
var block2011="01012011,03012011,22042011,25042011,29042011,02052011,30052011,29082011,24122011,26122011,27122011,31122011,";
var block2012="02012012,06042012,09042012,07052012,04062012,05062012,27082012,25122012,26122012,";
var block2013="";
var block2014="";
var block2015="";


// Variable Group 2
// Use to Specify dates that need to be forced as delivery (and therefore implicitly processing) days where normal
// rules may otherwise exclude them (e.g. Mothering Sunday)

var force2010="";
var force2011="";
var force2012="";
var force2013="";
var force2014="";
var force2015="";


// If you create new variables above (in the form block20?? or force20??) for years beyond 2015
// be sure to add them to the appropriate lines below, maintaining the existing format.  
// Completed years may optionally be be removed for housekeeping and doing so will optimize processing time.

setBlockDays(block2010 + block2011 + block2012 + block2013 + block2014 + block2015);
setForceDays(force2010 + force2011 + force2012 + force2013 + force2014 + force2015);