@nitetrading Hi, I found this issue a couple of months ago. That time it was because that broke supported a different version of MT4, MT5 than other brokers, later that broker upgraded their server to support a new version of MT4, MT5 commonly used in the market, and I could run the EA normally without any problem anymore. Maybe this is something to consider.

@James-d So far, I've also found this issue in Exness, but neither in other brokes, though I've not tried all of them.

@sktsec Brilliant! That should ease my worries. Thank you.

@jstap Good idea. Thank you.

@jstap Thank you. I also understand that only metadata is uploaded, but I would like to have that confirmed.

Hello,

I'm curious about what happens when a user uploads an MQ4 or MQ5 file of an indicator to the FXDreema platform. Does the entire source code of the indicator get uploaded to the server, or does it only retrieve metadata such as inputs and buffers, leaving the source code stored locally on the user's computer?

@James-d So far, I've also found this issue in Exness, but neither in other brokes, though I've not tried all of them.

@nitetrading Hi, I found this issue a couple of months ago. That time it was because that broke supported a different version of MT4, MT5 than other brokers, later that broker upgraded their server to support a new version of MT4, MT5 commonly used in the market, and I could run the EA normally without any problem anymore. Maybe this is something to consider.

MT4 doesn't support multi-timeframe things during backtest. MT5 does. But if you run your EA in demo on MT4, I should work if there are no other issues.

Neither I could do that. I just deleted all functions and global variables and left it as a blank box.

@Archer I need that file too, could you please share it again? Thanks in advance.

@fxDreema Thank you for your attempt. At this time, the problem occurs again.