Posts made by Zackry

@l-andorrà interesting, thanks

@bob-2 store the loss pips in variable, and add 5 pips in that variable, after that use that variable as custom pips

@xfire hi, i am not trying to change the timeframe, i am trying to make the ea detect when the timeframe is changed manually by clicking "m1, m5, m15 , m30, h1, h4 etc"

in "on chart" tab there is a block called "chart modified" it does not have any description , can this block be used to detect the timeframe change ? i mean if i manually change the timeframe from lower to higher or higher to lower , can this block be detect that?
and what other chart modification this block can detect?

@roar thanks Roar, it works.

@l-andorrà you are right
@roar can you please take a look here

@l-andorrà well the "on timer" is really useful specially in case of slow markets, and time oriented strategies, but the only issue is this lag in the timer

@FXDREEMA are you aware of this issue? Or maybe I am doing something wrong?

@l-andorrà well I really don't think I could achieve this on my own
All I know is this could be achieved via loop, just as you said
Other then that I am totally clueless

has someone ever noticed , fxdreema timer is a bit slow ?
i mean if you use it for longer period of time then it lags behind , for example if you start the stopwatch or count seconds using clock in the computer you will see that when 200 seconds pass the fxdreema timer shows that only 180 seconds have passed , it lags more if you count more , for instance if its 20 sec behind over 200 sec period , it will be 25 sec behind over 300 sec period , over 30 to 35 secs behind on 400 sec period

i am not using the on tick tab
i am using the on timer tab and set the once per second block , and i also set the timer from settings to 1 second from 60 seconds

got it ....

@l-andorrà well i think the logic will be independent of the next candle ,
i havent actually come up with a logic ye but i intend to make few amendments, like adding CCI and RSI in the calculations as well

but before coming up with the logic , i wanted to know if its possible or not

@ambrogio did you managed to get it right ?

currently i have 2 indicators
first one is CMF (kind of like RSI in appearance ) and second indicator is called tick CMF (tick cmf uses icustom to read buffer value from cmf)
the second indicator uses the CMF and compares if CMF is above 0 or below , if its above 0 then tick cmf places a green "check mark" below the candle
and if its below the 0 level then it places a red "check mark" above the candle

i wan to achieve the exact same thing using fxdreema with some amendments using my own logic , but the problem i am facing is the issue that fxdreema works on ticks meaning if i try to do this in fxdreema then it will only start to display these check marks from the moment the ea is placed on the chart and there will be no check mark for the candles before that point, is there any way to replicate it in such a way that when ever the ea is attached to the chart it places these marks on the previous 300 candles as well ?

@l-andorrà
by the looks of it i will need some kind of php programming knowledge to handle that web request made by the ea , right ?

do anybody know how this http request works ?
by the looks of it this block have two methods
post and get
and if i am not wrong then the post method is used to send a query to a url and the get method is used to receive the request ,

but lets say if i want the ea to receive certain data from the website , then do i need to do any coding on the website end ??
let say i want to send a value from website to the ea , and after receiving the value the ea compare this value using the condition block , how can this be achieved?
i can seem to find the starting point

@trader-philipps hi Philipps , do you think this would work:

i am using the code you provided, the idea is to save a price level in variable , let say the ea is attached to m1 and once a price level is saved the ea should look on to the next higher timeframe and see if the candle closes above that level or not ,

@weius just attach the ea that you made on the pairs you want to trade

@tcanuto

@tcanuto further more if you want the horizontal line to update only once when the candle closes then replace 0 with 1 in block 2

@tcanuto it won't go down, just back test it..