Editing the text of and Email Alert

[GaryW]

I am using the MACD Crossover.efs with Email alerts that was developed in the Formula Wizard.
I need help setting the text of the email alert to display the current price when the crossover triggers the alert.

Gary

[dloomis]

I cant get my email alerts to work, so I cant check this but try

Alert.email("ggg"+close(), "ggg"+open())

and see if the 'variables' close and open make it to your email.

[ACM]

Re: Reply to post 'Editing the text of and Email Alert'

Gary
This should do it
Alert.email(close(), "Down or Up")
Alex

[GaryW]

RE: Reply to post 'Re: Reply to post 'Editing the text of and Ema il Alert''

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Hi Alex

The email alert triggered but the email only showed the symbol and "UP"
but not the close price.

Here is the section of code I edited.

SWizard_Actions
//{{EFSWizard_Action_1
function onAction1() {
if (vLastAlert != 1) Alert.playSound("C:\\Program
Files\\eSignal\\Sounds\\Chime Down.wav");
if (vLastAlert != 1) drawShapeRelative(0, low(), Shape.UPARROW,
"", Color.RGB(0,128,0), Shape.BOTTOM);
if (vLastAlert != 1) Alert.email((close(), "Up"));
vLastAlert = 1;
}
//}}EFSWizard_Action_1 40097

//{{EFSWizard_Action_2
function onAction2() {
if (vLastAlert != 2) Alert.playSound("C:\\Program
Files\\eSignal\\Sounds\\Chimes.wav");
if (vLastAlert != 2) drawShapeRelative(0, high(),
Shape.DOWNARROW, "", Color.RGB(255,0,0), Shape.TOP);
if (vLastAlert != 2) Alert.email((close(), "Down"));
vLastAlert = 2;
}
//}}EFSWizard_Action_2 37164


Gary



-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2003 3:49 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Reply to post 'Re: Reply to post 'Editing the text of and Email
Alert''


Hello Gary_Welte_eSignal,

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[ACM]

Re: Reply to post 'RE: Reply to post 'Re: Reply to post 'Editing the text of and Ema il Alert'''

Gary
I believe there is one set of parenthesis too many in yours.
Try the following
if (vLastAlert != 2) Alert.email(close(), "Down");
Alex