Yes. Just add it as a string constant in the input parameters

OH, My bad. All my previous MultiCurrency bots have always been MT5. Didn't know that.
Thanks

I ran a test where I loaded it on EURUSD and specified GBPUSD as the Symbol instead of USDX. Same thing.
If however I run it on GBPUSD and specify GBPUSD as the symbol, everything is fine

For Non MQL5 Market place purposes, you can do the following:

1. Add an expiry date to the EA
2. Add a password to the EA
3. Restrict the EA to certain account numbers
4. Store the data on a website/database and use "post" to verify the data.

No 4 is what I personally prefer to use or No 3.
4 requires a bit of coding experience. 3 is cumbersome but very effective.

Yes. Just add it as a string constant in the input parameters

It's actually possible. You can create a switch variable. Then in On Trade section, turn that switch off when a trade is closed manually. You can also turn it on by placing a manual trade. Or maybe at the beginning of each new day, week etc

Whenever I use a symbol different from the one on which the EA is currently loaded, it gives incorrect results. I have attached a test project done with bid & ask. I have tried this with candles as well (It gives the integer value i.e rounded up/down to the nearest whole number).

Project Link: https://fxdreema.com/shared/tkhvewnic

I have an EA that uses the ATR on the weekly to calculate potential profit levels and RRR. Everything was working fine until yesterday. Then after some modification (I added a Break Even function), I started getting negative TP Levels since I had an alert.

After checking other things, I figured out the problem was with the ATR Indicator. I added an alert to give only the value of the ATR and it is returning zero.