Posts made by l'andorrà

@ls1ben Can yoy please share the link to your project?

@hjmr The link is leading to this same thread. Can you please fix it?

@lali This is one way to get that information. I do exactly that in this project of mine:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/EHpPXT0cd

@coinmaster Yes, you can specify what charts are applicable for any specific condition/modify variables block this way:

@mdmgimi Can you please share the link to your project?

@volanirina More info would be appreciated? What do you need exactly, please?

@khalids222 You need an array to store all trades' profit into and them searching for what you want. That cannot be made with fxDreema. You need custom code to create that array. I'm afraid only a programmer can do that.

@vonmunchy Agreed. Did you create those Constants?

@ladydolares I'm afraid I don't get it. Why does the EA needs buttons if no human interaction is required? Why can't you simply trigger the buy/sell action directly from the EA?

@mcvinbabas I see you created another thread for this same question. Please don't duplicate threads.

@mcvinbabas I don't understand the custom code in block 291. What is that? Is that part working correctly?

@zedeai2 That block should be used on the 'on trade' tab. If you select it as per the image, the magic number is not relevant.

@kallosh You can do it this way:

@foudid Don't connect both blocks that way. The need to be connectes separatedly below a 'Pass' block in order to work properly.

@maximump You should disconnect block 8 from block 7. 'For each trade' blocks are loops searching for all open trades right now. Thay are usually used separatedly.

@jpsam More information would be appreciated. Can you please share the link to your project?

@emygame Can you please share the link to your project instead of uploading the file? That would help everyone i the forum.

@supersako You can alway try the 'on timer' tab. There you can use all those blocks that can be executed every 14:59 minutes. That will probably be the closest you'll ever be to the close of the candle.

@raveon You can create a variable and calculate them this way: