Ok. The goal is to make the EA not 'see' one of the orders it has open, so that we can set a Take Profit and Stop Loss for that order ourselves. The EA will lose control of that order, but will continue to perform all its functions with the remaining orders.
Maybe there are already some screenshots or features of mt4 itself that I am not aware of. Please enlighten me. At user level, please: I have no desire or opportunity to study mql 3, 4, 5 etc.
OK. The objective is to make the EA not 'see' one of the orders it has opened, so that we can set a Take Profit and Stop Loss for that order ourselves. The Expert Advisor will lose control over that order and will continue to perform all its functions with the remaining orders.
I will repeat once again 50% of success is a correctly formulated question
I repeat once again 50% of the success rate is a correctly formulated question
If you want to do this in a specific situation to a specific EA, usually from the code in the settings brought out the magic number which identifies its numbers. If you change the EA's magic number then the order and the orders opened by it will split up like ships at sea. You can change the order into a manual control.
Question: How do I get an order out of the adviser's care?
Send a warrant to the guardianship office for warrants
Send a warrant to the guardianship office for warrants
Dear Anatoliy 50% success is to get the question right
Dear Anatoly, 50% of success is a correctly formulated question
And no question has no answer
Question: How do I remove an order from the EA's custody?
And there is no answer to any question
Ok. The goal is to make the EA not 'see' one of the orders it has open, so that we can set a Take Profit and Stop Loss for that order ourselves. The EA will lose control of that order, but will continue to perform all its functions with the remaining orders.
OK. The objective is to make the EA not 'see' one of the orders it has opened, so that we can set a Take Profit and Stop Loss for that order ourselves. The Expert Advisor will lose control over that order and will continue to perform all its functions with the remaining orders.
I will repeat once again 50% of success is a correctly formulated question
I see. Everyone's hitting on 50% and then finally realising what we're talking about is dead. Sleep well.
Once again, 50% of success is to get the question right
Still not getting it right. Not even 50%. Sad.
I repeat once again 50% of the success rate is a correctly formulated question
If you want to do this in a specific situation to a specific EA, usually from the code in the settings brought out the magic number which identifies its numbers. If you change the EA's magic number then the order and the orders opened by it will split up like ships at sea. You can change the order into a manual control.