Custom indicators are usually hard to troubleshoot...

I'd suggest start from the custom condition -> if true, draw vertical line. Then check the visual tester and see where it draws the lines.

Check your project options

with custom code block, with this code:

ChartClose(0);

0 is chart ID (can be 0, 1, x)

there are many functions, like ChartFirst, or ChartNext, using with you can find right ID for close based on some conditions (like specific text in chart) 😄 https://docs.mql4.com/chart_operations/chartnext ...

Thanks a lot. I was saving it in .ex instead .mq5

Apparently it was a kind of random error. I've been testing for a week now and apparently it works smoothly. Weird.

I also enjoy working here. Thank you!

Great, buddy!
I'll do that and keep you notified.

Thanks for your help!

I guess you were right. Thanks for your support.

This mouse-wheel feature simply works over all input fields in general. I personally use it a lot, because I'm lazy to type on the keyboard. And I'm used to move the mouse away from such fields when I scroll 🙂

Most people don't have so many variables, but I see that there is a bit of horror going on when their number is so big. I remind myself to do something about this, but I also remind myself of other things 🙂

To be honest, I still don't understand what this chart id option is, or how should I work with it

Error message or something? I see you don't have any projects at the moment.

I tried the first example I have many vertical lines.
This is what I tried: https://fxdreema.com/shared/c2HtaLwyb
And this is my result:
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The same thing, but with another object:
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Thank you Miro!

@fxdreema Then what is that pips option for? How does it work? Can I select a bunch of closed trades considering the amount of pips they got?

Easy. Put the indicator to pass on the block 'Condition' and then connect to it the block 'Close Trades'.

Hello Nuria,

Candle ID 0 is for the current one, so its close value, for example, is dynamic.
If you use ID 1, you are working with the last closed candle.

Hope it helps,
David

No, I don't think that my country has something to do with this. He pays to FastSpring, which is a payment processor similar to PayPal. In FastSpring I see different errors that happen let's say once per week. In this case the error was something that the address of the card is wrong, or something like that. If you ask me, I don't care about anyone's address, name, or whatever. But I guess that FastSpring has some rules and they are making some checks before payments... I don't know.

Excellent, many thanks.