Hello, I checked the utility with default settings, I don't see such a problem.

For me to be able to answer your question, I need to reproduce this problem on my computer. Take screenshots of this order grid setup (all sub-tabs of the "MG" tab). So that I can build exactly the same order grid on my computer.

Also attach the log files of the "Expert" and "Log" tabs, which are located on the "Toolbox" window.

Hello,

I don’t understand what exactly doesn’t work?

Does the utility fail to open Buy or Sell positions?

I tested this function, it works without problems, I can demonstrate.

If your terminal does not open Buy or Sell at grid levels, then I can assume that your account does not have enough funds to open these positions. Look at the "Experts" tab and the "Journal" tab, if there are trade errors, there will be records about them.

If the problem is different, then describe the problem in more detail so that I understand.

I am attaching a GIF to this message, where the test of this function is displayed, and where you can see that this function works without problems.

The problem is that when I switch the pending order input parameter to false to disable the use of pending orders, the utility will still open pending orders in this mode. In this mode, I don't want it to open pending orders.

Got it, I'll check it out now.

I checked that everything works as it should, most likely you are doing something wrong.

I'll try to explain.

Work with or without pending orders is specified only in the input parameters of the utility.

That is, when you start the utility, you already need to decide how you will build the grid, with or without pending orders.

If you have enabled the mode without using pending orders, the utility does not control pending orders. In this mode, the utility assumes that you work without pending orders.

For example, you opened a grid of orders in the mode with pending orders, and after that opened the settings, and changed the mode to work without pending orders. In this case, it will not delete the pending order from the order grid that was opened in another mode, since in the new mode it does not control pending orders.

If this is your case, then you can manually delete this pending order. But still, I do not recommend switching this mode when there are open grids. you only need to switch this mode when all order grids are closed.

OK, I'll try what you said. Thank you for your reply!

Hello,

I conducted tests, I don't see such a problem in the utility, everything works as expected. The test was demonstrated in a GIF image, which I attach to this post.

Please demonstrate this problem, or describe what I need to do so that I can see this problem on my computer.

+ And check, maybe you have two utilities working on one symbol, with different settings.

I see. Thank you very much for your reply. When "pending order" is not activated, "take profit" is indeed not zero. After the pending order is activated, "take profit" becomes zero. If "pending order" is not activated, "take profit" can also be zero, which is better! In addition, this utility sometimes conflicts with other utilities. I don't know why.

If you mean that two "Grid Manuals" are in conflict with each other, it means that you installed two utilities on the same symbol and gave them the same magic numbers. This cannot be done, you need to remove one utility, or set different magic numbers for them.

If you mean that our utility conflicts with the utility of another developer, then I can write the following:

A conflict between applications can arise on two subjects:

1) this is when two utilities try to manage the same graphical object.

2) or when two utilities try to manage the same order.

Our utility cannot conflict:

1) she signs her graphic objects, and manages only her signed graphic objects.

2) she signs all her orders with magic numbers. In addition, it records all of its orders in the database. And under no circumstances will it touch someone else's orders.

If you write that the Grid Manual conflicts with other utilities, then there may be two options:

1) you have installed the same magic numbers for two utilities. (Let me remind you that the magic number is needed so that all applications can identify their orders. Therefore, magic numbers should not be the same).

2) Perhaps - Your utility does not have functionality for parallel work with other applications, your utility does not identify graphic objects or orders, it considers that all orders or graphic objects were created by it. Your utility interferes with the trading process, which is performed by the "Grid Manual" utility. For example, it closes orders or modifies orders opened by the "Grid Manual" utility. Or your utility removes graphical objects that the "Grid Manual" creates.

If this is not the problem, and in your opinion, it is the "Grid Manual" that interferes with the trading process of another utility, then I am waiting for a demonstration. Or show me your utility, I will check it myself, and I will demonstrate with explanations who conflicts with whom, and if this really comes from our utility (which I doubt), then I will fix it without fail.

Hello, author. Thank you for your reply. I tried according to your instructions and can solve the conflict with other utilities.

Ok, if you have new questions, write about it, I will try to help.

Hello, what is a profit stop?

In the new version 2.4, "take profit" does not work.

I checked the utility with the default settings, it works as expected, and sets the take profit where it needs to be.

To solve the problem in the shortest possible time, I need to at least see the problem and reproduce it on my computer. I need to make sure that this is indeed a bug and that you have set the correct settings.

Therefore, you need to provide the following:

1) the settings you are using.

2) log files, which are located on the "Expert" and "Journal" tabs.

3) and explain what it means "take profit does not work": is take profit not set to the specified level, or is it not at all?