Discussion of article "Tips for an Effective Product Presentation on the Market" - page 2
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But even if you can get this information from the customer -- giving it verbally may not be enough -- sometimes you need to observe the buffers live -- to identify the signal correctly.
Switch on your Teamviewer and work on the customer's computer.
because you are ruining the whole MK licensing system with your question.
switch on your Teamviewer and work on the customer's computer.
because you're destroying the entire MK licensing system with your question.
Well, that's the deal. What kind of question did I ask?
as of today -- a customer buys an indicator -- and can't order an Expert Advisor based on the purchased indicator -- according to market rules, the product is not returned -- the seller refuses to provide buffer data and/or extorts positive feedback for it and all that -- but even after providing buffer data, the problem may remain
I'm sure that in 90% of cases -- the buyer will spit, curse and give up plans to continue working with the purchased indicator.
Let me guess -- of course they will say "it's the buyer's fault".
what kind of question did I ask?
how to run code not purchased by you on a "foreign" terminal.
Alexey, don't grossly twist my question -- I didn't ask it that way -- maybe you personally care about "how to run the code you didn't buy" -- but I'm interested in another question:
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abolk, 2014.08.25 10:25 AM
It is clear with the call through iCustom().
Let's assume that the parameters of indicators are not difficult to specify. But how to get information about buffers? After all, the developer does not have the indicator code, neither original nor compiled.
There is not even a demo version in the MT4 Indicators Market.
I don't quite understand what you mean by buffer information?
are you interested in the number of buffers? or the colour of the output line?
I don't quite understand what you mean by buffer information?
Are you interested in the number of buffers? Or the colour of the output line?
alexey, I understand that you are just keeping the conversation going.
I have stated the problem in a very clear and detailed way - I'm sure you have heard my question.
At the moment, there is no need or desire to have a discussion on "how an Expert Advisor identifies a signal from an indicator and what are the nuances here".
I want you to help me by showing that instead of "The problem doesn't seem relevant yet," you show it's relevant.
It would be great if MK would implement a demo mode for indices.
There is a demo mode for MT5 indicators:
There is a demo mode for MT5 indicators:
I am aware of that. It was meant to be in MT4 as well. Then it would be possible to say that it is available in the Market globally. But for now it is impossible to say so.
My post was a continuation of the conversation about the fact that a third-party developer can't make a customised robot using someone else's (bought by the customer) indicator. In MT5 he can (could) hypothetically use a demo indicator in his Expert Advisor in the tester (although I have not checked it), but in MT4 it is definitely impossible.