@Ipod muchas gracias mi hermano, lo probare

Ahhhhhhh

It does work! It turns out I had not spelled something correctly and it was trying to check a custom enum rather than the output of the enum. Now I can remove about 50 unrequired blocks in my ea, yikes.

Thanks 🙂

I took a course to learn the basics of fxdreema and now i'm seeing that it can be very complicated. do you have any suggestions on where to go to learn the more advanced concepts. Basically what i need to learn is how to get trades to enter and exit after crossing above or below indicators by a certain amount. I also need to learn how to check if things happened "N" candles in the past.

Thanks for the advice sir, the 1st condition is working but the 2nd condition is not working perfectly. thanks

@princeomughele Can you please prove the answer is wrong?

Did you import your indicator into your fxDreema account correctly? Are buffers correctly identified?

@jstap Ok. Thanks

i think the + sign gives the error

I don't think that can be done

@DragonZueloTrends https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/51557?source=Unknown
this might be helpfull

Hola, lograste solucionar tu panel?

@OntradingX Estoy muy agradecido por tu ayuda amigo... y comprendo lo de tu limitado tiempo, eres muy amable.

i apprecieate your consideration

@DragonZueloTrends Exactly.

@alivakilzadeh This is the second thread you opened for the exact same question. Please don't duplicate threads.

Did you pay via crypto? If so you should contact the admin lo let him know.

@bb-2 You're welcome.

How and when is the 'occur' variable reset? You are close to what I suggested, but you are still connecting all blocks together when I said they need to be separated.

Do you need the box for internal calculation of for visual reasons only? Drawing objects is always messy and most of the time unnecessary because you can get the same result with variables.

The link doesn't help, the choice is yours, you can create an enum to have choices in an enum dropdown, or separate inputs.