Off-topic MT4/mql4 questions.

I wrote something similar in C#. I chose it because of the convenience of programming. In .NET, there is HtmlDocument class to access HTML tags of the page and HtmlElement class to work with elements of the page.

You can also try using DOM-DocumentObject Model.

You can try it in RNP, which is designed for Internet-programming. Check out JavaScript.

If it's all the same in conjunction with MT, I have RNP that handles all the signals very well. And it's easier to learn.

HTML parsing in MQL4

Can you teach me how to use the search button?

And so, even in Java - but through DLL

Why should I do it if it's not what the author wants?

I don't know about other languages, but in c# you can use HtmlDocument and WebBrowser (.net wrapper for IE AxtiveX), but only in very bad cases when you don't want to use cookies or there are java-scripts present.

I prefer to make do with regulars and http sniffer)

I think it's the same in other languages.

In Excel, create a query for importing external data. There are a lot of books on Excel on the web. I highly recommend D. Wackenbach Professional VBA Programming for starters.

Good afternoon.

The question is this. I have unlimited internet.

However, the provider charges me for the traffic when I log on and work in his (dom.ru) local network!

I practically never logged into a local network before - I didn't need it.

But a month ago, quietly (without notice) provider turned on his local network JANDEX.

And I have mail there ! Moreover, I use it very actively (subscription to mailing lists, correspondence about work etc...).

As a result, in addition to subscription fees, I received for December "nice" extra bill for the use of a local network!

The question is: - Is it possible to go to JANDEX bypassing local network provider? So I don't have to pay for unnecessary LAN?

If so, how?

Try going through a proxy: http://www.freeproxy.ru/en/free_proxy/cgi-proxy.htm

It's a strange provider... and its billing rules...