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fx800 » Today, 08:00 wrote:Good morning, Ehremat. When the TDI MTF indi is set to "current" time frame, the indicator window goes blank. Is there any way this can be fixed ?

Thanks, peter.
Hey Peter,

Thank you for spotting this bug. Currently, I'm pretty busy with my work... should do sth about my so called work-life balance... :?

I will take a look at this thing over the weekend and come back with a solution.

Happy Easter everyone!

Cheers,

Mat

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fx800 » 18 Apr 2019, 08:00 wrote:Good morning, Ehremat. When the TDI MTF indi is set to "current" time frame, the indicator window goes blank. Is there any way this can be fixed ?

Thanks, peter.
Hey Peter!

Me again... I tried my best to fix that current TF thingy but I seem to be more of a script kiddy with rudimental skills. In other words: I can't find a solution for this problem at the moment.

I'm sorry for that! :arrrg: :oops:

Cheers,

Mat

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Working on this indicator for use with TDesk. I created it in TradingView.


Both indi's are the same viewed differently. Its ATR as a fast line and a MA of ATR as the slow. I hope to set TDesk to take trades when fATR is over sATR and no trading for a pair when its below.

I will add the Empty4 files I've attempted to create for this indi and also ones I tried to create for use with TDesk once I can.

EJ

edit: maybe I cant add images here or I'm doing it wrong.
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Ehrenmat » 01 May 2019, 18:40 wrote:
Hey Peter!

Me again... I tried my best to fix that current TF thingy but I seem to be more of a script kiddy with rudimental skills. In other words: I can't find a solution for this problem at the moment.

I'm sorry for that! :arrrg: :oops:

Cheers,

Mat

:hi:
Hi Matthias.

Make TDI_TimeFrame an extern an add this in OnInit():

Code: Select all

   if(TDI_TimeFrame==PERIOD_CURRENT)
      TDI_TimeFrame=(ENUM_TIMEFRAMES)Period();
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Thomas
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BostonEJ » 01 May 2019, 20:07 wrote:Working on this indicator for use with TDesk. I created it in TradingView.

Both indi's are the same viewed differently. Its ATR as a fast line and a MA of ATR as the slow. I hope to set TDesk to take trades when fATR is over sATR and no trading for a pair when its below.

I will add the Empty4 files I've attempted to create for this indi and also ones I tried to create for use with TDesk once I can.

EJ

edit: maybe I cant add images here or I'm doing it wrong.
I have deleted the external link. Please upload pictures directly.

Cheers
Thomas
Happy pippin, Thomas :-BD

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I have deleted the external link. Please upload pictures directly.
Apologies. First time I tried and now I know. Thanks.
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tomele » 54 minutes ago wrote:
Ehrenmat » 01 May 2019, 18:40 wrote:
Hey Peter!

Me again... I tried my best to fix that current TF thingy but I seem to be more of a script kiddy with rudimental skills. In other words: I can't find a solution for this problem at the moment.

I'm sorry for that! :arrrg: :oops:

Cheers,

Mat

:hi:
Hi Matthias.

Make TDI_TimeFrame an extern an add this in OnInit():

Code: Select all

   if(TDI_TimeFrame==PERIOD_CURRENT)
      TDI_TimeFrame=(ENUM_TIMEFRAMES)Period();
Cheers
Thomas

Hey Thomas,

thank you very much for your time! Another precious lesson for me in coding! Will come back with a new version of the TDI.

By the way: Did anyone try to compare Pivots of different timeframes with each other? Seems as if there could be some edge for us retail traders.

I have modded one of Steves Pivot TD indis for a draft version:

LowerTf is above HigherTF --> LONG Signal gets published
LowerTF is below HigherTF --> SHORT Signal gets published
Pivots Comparison TD .mq4
To understand and see what I mean, you can use two instances of this Pivot Voty TD V2 mod with TFs of your choice.
Pivot_Voty TD V2 mod.mq4
Cheers,

Mat

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Ehrenmat » Wed May 01, 2019 5:40 pm wrote:
fx800 » 18 Apr 2019, 08:00 wrote:Good morning, Ehremat. When the TDI MTF indi is set to "current" time frame, the indicator window goes blank. Is there any way this can be fixed ?

Thanks, peter.
Hey Peter!

Me again... I tried my best to fix that current TF thingy but I seem to be more of a script kiddy with rudimental skills. In other words: I can't find a solution for this problem at the moment.

I'm sorry for that! :arrrg: :oops:

Cheers,

Mat

:hi:
Hi Ehrenmat,

Not to worry. Thanks for trying.

peter
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tomele » Wed May 01, 2019 7:21 pm wrote:
Ehrenmat » 01 May 2019, 18:40 wrote:
Hey Peter!

Me again... I tried my best to fix that current TF thingy but I seem to be more of a script kiddy with rudimental skills. In other words: I can't find a solution for this problem at the moment.

I'm sorry for that! :arrrg: :oops:

Cheers,

Mat

:hi:
Hi Matthias.

Make TDI_TimeFrame an extern an add this in OnInit():

Code: Select all

   if(TDI_TimeFrame==PERIOD_CURRENT)
      TDI_TimeFrame=(ENUM_TIMEFRAMES)Period();
Cheers
Thomas
Thank you very much Thomas. Your fix works brilliantly. :!!:

peter
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BostonEJ » Thu May 02, 2019 2:07 am wrote:Working on this indicator for use with TDesk. I created it in TradingView.


Both indi's are the same viewed differently. Its ATR as a fast line and a MA of ATR as the slow. I hope to set TDesk to take trades when fATR is over sATR and no trading for a pair when its below.

I will add the Empty4 files I've attempted to create for this indi and also ones I tried to create for use with TDesk once I can.

EJ

edit: maybe I cant add images here or I'm doing it wrong.

Hi EJ,

Please, check if this ATR indicator could suit your purpose.
If so, it can perhaps be improved by using MA instead of DMI etc..

As I was busy with an ADX/DMI indicator for UBD, I just overlayed the ATR instead of ADX.

Cheers,
Ben
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