Has anyone actually written an EA with this program??
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I'm totally lost!! I have no clue how to tell the program what trading rules I want to use. I can drag boxes onto the work area , and can even connect them with arrows. But's all . How do I input trading rules? The Help documentation doesn't help, there are no step-by step examples.
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In Example 2, there are 2 boxes, One Per Bar and Sell Now. They are connected. Now the picture shows a gray box with money management, stop-loss and take-profit. But when I tried to replicate it, the Variables box with money management didn't appear.
I tried right-clicking on the Sell Now, I tried dragging stuff into the Sell Now box. Nothing worked. I can't replicate the example given. -
The drag-and-drop boxes (for example "Sell Now") don't have a parameters window when right-clicked. So it's impossible to set TP,SL, lot size, etc.
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Did you try double clicking on the object? I have managed to build 3 working EA's with fxdreema and I know almost nothing about mql coding. I've tried other similar websites that are supposed to make EA's easy to create but none of them worked, nor were they "easy".
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It works perfectly, maybe you are wrong .
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Right-click on a block = Context menu for Copy/Paste and other like this
Double-click on a block = Open the window with it's settings. There is one extra window that appears only when you have at least one Variable definedIf something does not work, it's probably because of the browser, but all modern browsers should work. Please, don't try it on some old IE... even I don't know what will be the outcome.
Firefox and Chrome works fine. I noticed some problem with the scroller in the blocks list on Chrome. I normally use Firefox because of the "Connector" plugin that makes it possible to write output files directly into the output folders. There was similar plugin for Chrome as well, but it was built on old technology and they removed that, so now it's not working and I need to find some other way.
Also, there is a desktop version that has it's own Chrome and works totally offline. It is the same thing, but wrapped into .exe file.
