milanese » Tue May 20, 2014 2:52 pm wrote: You will in this post http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... 174#p91174 find attached one..

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Tommaso

ai101 » Tue May 20, 2014 3:02 pm wrote:

milanese » Tue May 20, 2014 2:52 pm wrote: You will in this post http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... 174#p91174 find attached one..

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Tommaso

Thank you so much. But I am facing a problem with it. I select "False" for "show sub levels" but its still showing 50 levels. How do I solve it?

Still looking for a good pivot indi.

milanese » Tue May 20, 2014 3:14 pm wrote:

ai101 » Tue May 20, 2014 3:02 pm wrote:

milanese » Tue May 20, 2014 2:52 pm wrote: You will in this post http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... 174#p91174 find attached one..

Cheers

Tommaso

Thank you so much. But I am facing a problem with it. I select "False" for "show sub levels" but its still showing 50 levels. How do I solve it?

Still looking for a good pivot indi.

Just set them too to 1000 ..

Cheers

Tommaso

dclayw » Wed Jun 04, 2014 8:26 am wrote:I'm having a problem with CSS v1.0.11. I'm on Empty4 build 646. I have 2 instances of the CSS on a chart, one shows whatever the current TF is, the other is set to show the D1 TF. This is so I can see the CSS in both the H4 (what I'm trading atm) and D1 TFs on the same chart. I also have it set to display just the current symbol on the chart. Is all good except when I apply this template to another chart.

When I apply the template to another chart the crosses are not showing correctly. By crosses I mean the fill colour (maroon for down, green for up). If I right click to modify the indicator (but don't actually modify anything, i.e. just hit OK) the crosses are then displayed correctly. This is a workaround I guess but it's not feasible to do this for all my charts (I have a script that applies a template to all charts)

Anyone experienced this problem? I have no idea where to look.

milanese » Wed Jun 04, 2014 6:39 pm wrote: try if the attached one will resolve the problem..

Cheers

Tommaso

dclayw » Wed Jun 04, 2014 1:45 pm wrote:

milanese » Wed Jun 04, 2014 6:39 pm wrote: try if the attached one will resolve the problem..

Cheers

Tommaso

Thanks Tommaso but still the same result. On building the base chart, adding 2 instances of the CSS indi and configuring the CSS the way I want, it all looks good. The crosses are shown correctly on both the H4 CSS and D1 CSS. The CSS text values for the currencies are also correct, for both CSS instances. I save this as a template and then apply this template to another chart and this is the sort of thing I get:


You can see in the above that the crosses are not shown correctly and the CSS values shown are also wrong (and overwritten). The crosses shown on the H4 CSS are actually the crosses from the D1 CSS. If I right click to modify the H4 CSS indi (no need to actually change anything, just hit OK) this is what I get:



The crosses are now correct for both CSS instances, as are the CSS values, although the values on the D1 CSS are still overwritten. The overwritten values can be fixed with a dummy modify of the D1 CSS instance.

So I can work around this but I like to have a separate chart for each symbol so I can quickly cycle through them. I get the same result on every chart when I apply the template to all charts with a script. Ofcourse, it isn't feasible to go though and modify all charts one by one.

Many thanks for taking a look. Hope we can figure this out as the MTF CSS is the bees knees.

dclayw » Wed Jun 04, 2014 2:45 pm wrote: Thanks Tommaso but still the same result. On building the base chart, adding 2 instances of the CSS indi and configuring the CSS the way I want, it all looks good. The crosses are shown correctly on both the H4 CSS and D1 CSS. The CSS text values for the currencies are also correct, for both CSS instances. I save this as a template and then apply this template to another chart and this is the sort of thing I get:


You can see in the above that the crosses are not shown correctly and the CSS values shown are also wrong (and overwritten). The crosses shown on the H4 CSS are actually the crosses from the D1 CSS. If I right click to modify the H4 CSS indi (no need to actually change anything, just hit OK) this is what I get:



The crosses are now correct for both CSS instances, as are the CSS values, although the values on the D1 CSS are still overwritten. The overwritten values can be fixed with a dummy modify of the D1 CSS instance.

So I can work around this but I like to have a separate chart for each symbol so I can quickly cycle through them. I get the same result on every chart when I apply the template to all charts with a script. Ofcourse, it isn't feasible to go though and modify all charts one by one.

Many thanks for taking a look. Hope we can figure this out as the MTF CSS is the bees knees.

milanese » Wed Jun 04, 2014 3:56 pm wrote: Ah ok now I understand , you should for having the lines correct to the the bars, only use the CSS on the same TF as chart is.. if I have time I will maybe look to do a MTF version for the lines..

Cheers

Tommaso