@dahbigdog said in EA throwing a bunch of error code when back testing:
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I wrote about this in your other topic. The error comes because the money management method that you selected requires SL, but you disabled SL and when SL is 0, you see zero divide error.
unmatched data error - this is not because of the EA, this is because of the history data. I don't know how to fix this forever, this problem always appears in MT4 for some reason.
You know, back in the day I first created those blue blocks and then I created the pink blocks. The pink blocks can be used for many things, so basically I stopped creating different versions of the blue blocks. So, this is how to check the type of the last running trade:
The problem I see in your project is here:
This MM option requires some SL.
Without this problem, I see another:
It looks that at this point the signals to sell and to close the sell are both true, and multiple sells are created and immediately deleted. But this is a logical problem.
@jaico said in Como eliminar un boton:
yo tambien busco un boton para enbcender unos bloques y luego eliminar el mismo boton, pero no avanzo, un poco de ayuda se agradeceria
I translated this with Google Translate, but I don't understand the meaning, bad translation. Google Translate doesn't work very well with spanish 
There is a function by the way, but I don't recommend to anyone to use any of the functions that I created, because I may rename or delete them in future. But why do you want this... I put the option to choose between price level/pips/price fraction in many blocks.
Here is my example, I use the Trade event to detect when a trade is closed and then close another one:
https://fxdreema.com/shared/bNwso8Lzc
Of course, everything depends. I detect only then the trade is closed by SL. And this is EA, it is set by default to put some magic number to the trades => by default doesn't work with manually created trades. This is the result:
This is what I tried:
The rest of the blocks are like in the Buy-Sell-Buy-Sell example. This is the result:
At leas I have some trades here and there.
Yes, it is important where Once per bar is. I think it is also very logical that when this block is somewhere on the top, everything below it would run only 1 time per bar - on the 1st tick of every new bar. At that time the bar looks like a dot, because O, H, L and C are the same. And after that time the bar will change its appearance on every tick until it closes, but nothing will happen below Once per bar, because it already passed for that bar.
If Once per bar is below the condition, then you can got a signal in the middle of the bar.
This is the base magic number for the EA:
If Group is empty or 0, this will be the magic number of the trade, let's say 6927. This is also that input parameter of the EA called MagicStart (I know, stupid name). If you use Group number 1 for example, the magic number will be 6928.
You can see the magic number when you put the mouse over the arrow icons of each trade.
I don't think that this depends on the EA. If the leverage is say 10:1, you can't convince the broker to open a trade with 20:1 leverage.
Wait, what is the candles period? Because if it includes the previous candle, then there is no way for the previous candle to break above the line. Or as usual, I miss some information and I don't understand your idea again
Little correction from me - it will be possible to change everything and no project will be lost, but you will not be able to export projects with more than 10 connections between blocks. It's very simple actually, the difference between free and paid account is only in what happens when you click on .mq4 and .ex4 buttons, everything else is the same.
I still can read every word, but the words are not connected very well and the meaning of what you want to say is lost somewhere. Or at least I don't get it. My language is also not english, add that to the confusion
I can translate some parts of the site. I always knew that it's a good idea to have everything on different languages, but I guess I was never serious enough to make this reality.
If you select "Fixed volume", you can see it has a fixed value of 0.1 as a default. But you can actually put a MQL4 formula over there without problem. You can use MQL4 functions, such as AccountBalance() or AccountEquity() or others. Or variables.
For example:
AccountBalance() * MyVariableName
Value such as 5% will probably not work, better write it like 5/100
When I made the blocks to create pending orders, I didn't know what Stop and Limit orders are. And to be honest, I still don't know which one is above and which one is below the price, this will remain a mystery to me forever... because I don't care, honestly. I always imagined the orders "above" and "below" the current price. So the block will decide the type of the order depending on where the open price is - above or below the current price. You need to provide the open price. By default it is 20 pips above the current price:
... but if you make this value negative, it will be 20 pips below the current price, the order will be the opposite type
I don't like the way you are using pink and blue blocks. First of all, better put "For each Trade" above the pink block. And below that pink block 15 I think you should use another pink block instead of that blue one - use "modify stops".
What symbol is this and is it possible to open more than 1 lot anyway, or do you have enough balance?
You want to check if you have a pending order created yesterday? I'm not sure what it is, but I think that something like this should work - 
