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OnChartEvents

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10 years ago #113557

Hi,

I’d like to know how I can use the OnChartEvent command inside EAWizard, since I have created Buy/Sell/Close buttons on the mt4 chart, but I need to be able to click them.

For that I need to use the mql OnChartEvent command (plus other commands) for the ea to recognize the clicks.

Since these commands are a type o “IF” commands, they will have to put inside the top window of the ea wizard. However, there is no “Custom Command” option there.

The “Custom Command” option is only available in the THEN section…

I asked about you implementing buttons in the next update of EAWizard, because it is VERY USEFUL, but the response wasn’t very optimistic from your part.

So I checked around to see what I could do and now I need feedback to see how I can solve this.

I attach a screenshot of the present ea for your viewing.

Thanks!

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Clickable-Buttons.png

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