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@nilsen Interesting. Never tried that. Can you please share a screenshot?

@nilsen ah, I noticed it too. I don't really know about this then, I'm starting to fear its not possible in "Custom MQL code".
Making your own blocks in fxdreema studio would allow to use mql in "global scope", whatever that means. But I can't really help you further..
https://fxdreema.com/studio/

@l-andorrà Thanks for noticing it to me. I did the script very fast to make the example and forgot that basic fact. I've corrected it by the way.

I hope someone can point me to the right direction.

@nilsen You mean you can have many open trades from different charts at the same time and then you want to know how many belonging to a specific one are open right now. Correct? That I can understand but I can't see why can't you use the 'Any symbol' option. Isn't that supposed what you are looking for?

@nilsen said in Unreliable onTrade filter events on MT5:

I've contacted fxdreema by mail and he helped me with the solution to this problem:

onTrade events are not reliable when trades are manually launched. So if those trades are launched from the EA, those work perfectly.

To manage manual orders you must specify it in the "group" field

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The logic is correct. I'm afraid there must be another bug here. MQ5 is less than perfect in fxDreema, sadly. 😞

I think I fixed this, try to import the project again 🙂

The only way to do that (as far as I know) is by rewriting the name on the 'Variables/Constants' dialog box. By rewriting one name, it's automatically modified on all blocks.

Nope, there is no easy way. Technically it can be done by modifying the project data, but who would do that

So, when .mq4 file is compiled and there are error, a log file is created. Fxdreema tries to compile it, then looks for such file and if it exists it tries to extract information from it. This particular error appears when no information can be extracted, it's just a general message that says that there is a problem. But the log file is deleted immediately, so it will not be easy to see what's inside. But if you export .mq4 file and try to compile it in MetaEditor, it will probably show the problem.

@fxdreema If circumstances permit, I would prefer fxDreema to support more language versions, or to make the help document a file independently, so that I can modify the help document myself to help me better understand each function of fxDreema.

@isp00rt

It was a mistake in the first picture. The second one is the right one.