#include <stderror.mqh>
next line
Hi deVries,
Is there an 3. line too :)?? Because I have got the same result :(
#include <stdlib.mqh> #include <stderror.mqh>In the version of orderreliable I have it is already programmed in OrderReliable.mqh (place that file in the Include directory of Experts)
Hi Guys,
I have not found answer to my problem yet. I' ve tried to use orderreliable 2010.10.12.mqh because ordermodify is not too reliable.
I put this file here:MT4\experts\include and the first line of my EA is:
Any idea?
Thanks
A possible solution would be: Remove pieces of code until you discover what part of the code is causing the problem. (you will isolate the problem) It is kinda like playing doctor :) "Whats wrong with you today?" lol!
If you can't figure out the problem message me your code, and I will take a peek. I use the OrderReliable function, or whattever the f*ck it is, and I have no problems. The only problem i have is "I have no problems to solve!" YEAH RIGHT! :)
Thank you.
A possible solution would be: Remove pieces of code until you discover what part of the code is causing the problem.
Or just figure out how to use OrderModify correctly . . . ;-)
Excellent advice! Here is the link for OrderModify documentation: https://docs.mql4.com/trading/OrderModify
Thank you for posting!
try to rearrange the 3 include files.
#include <stdlib.mqh>
#include <stderror.mqh>
#include <OrderReliable_2010.10.12.mqh>
to that format. I did that and it worked

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Hi Guys,
I have not found answer to my problem yet. I' ve tried to use orderreliable 2010.10.12.mqh because ordermodify is not too reliable.
I put this file here:MT4\experts\include and the first line of my EA is:
#include <OrderReliable_2010.10.12.mqh>
Any idea?
Thanks