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    Is it possible to email quotes everyday at a certain time? For example every hour send an email stating the last price of MSFT.

  • #2
    RE: Reply to post 'Email Quotes'

    How does one accomplish this?

    Ron

    -----Original Message-----
    From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]=20
    Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2003 9:29 AM
    To: [email protected]
    Subject: Reply to post 'Email Quotes'

    Hello RNuckles,

    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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    • #3
      czumwalt
      I think something like the enclosed script may work (have not actually tested it in real time).
      Note: In the script I have 5 symbols two which are REMmed out in case you are using a version of the software that allows for only 3 symbols in an efs.
      Alex


      PHP Code:
      function preMain() {

          
      setPriceStudy(true);
          
      setStudyTitle("email-alerts");
          
      setShowCursorLabel(false)
          
      setComputeOnClose();
      }

      function 
      main() {

              if (
      getBarState()==BARSTATE_NEWBAR && getHour(0) != getHour(-1)){
              
      Alert.email("IBM",close(0,"IBM"));
              
      Alert.email("MSFT",close(0,"MSFT"));
              
      Alert.email("CSCO",close(0,"CSCO"));
              
      //Alert.email("$SPX",close(0,"$SPX"));
              //Alert.email("$INDU",close(0,"$INDU"));
              
      }
          return 
      null;

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      • #4
        Thanks for your help Alexis. I have tried to get this to work but it will not unless i remove the setComputeOnClose() function. However, when i do this it sends an email every tick. Is there a way around this like creating a variable that is only on for one tick and making a condition for the alert that the variable must be on in order to send the alert.

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        • #5
          This may work. It's untested due to being after market hours, but in theory, it should do the trick. I would suggest putting this on a fast moving symbol, so the reset at xx:59:59 isn't missed. I still think there probably is a better way to do the reset of vEmailSent though.

          PHP Code:
          function preMain() {

              
          setPriceStudy(true);
              
          setStudyTitle("Hourly Email Alerts");
              
          setShowCursorLabel(false)
          }

          var 
          vEmailSent false;
          var 
          DateObject = new Date();

          function 
          main() {
              
              var 
          vCurrentHour DateObject.getUTCHours();
              var 
          vCurrentMinute DateObject.getUTCMinutes();
              var 
          vCurrentSecond DateObject.getUTCSeconds();
              
              if (
          vEmailSent == false) {     
                  if (
          vCurrentHour == 15 || vCurrentHour == 16 || vCurrentHour == 17){
                      
          Alert.email("IBM",close(0,"IBM"));
                      
          Alert.email("MSFT",close(0,"MSFT"));
                      
          Alert.email("CSCO",close(0,"CSCO"));
                      
          //Alert.email("$SPX",close(0,"$SPX"));
                      //Alert.email("$INDU",close(0,"$INDU"));
                      
          vEmailSent true;
                  }
              }
              
              if (
          vCurrentMinute == 59 && vCurrentSecond == 59 && vEmailSent == truevEmailSent false;
              
              return 
          null;

          Attached Files
          Regards,
          Jay F.
          Product Manager
          _____________________________________
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          Click Support --> Request a Feature in eSignal 11

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          • #6
            many symbols

            How many symbols are allowed in the newest version? Is there a way to process a large number of symbols from an external file or some other list?

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            • #7
              I would think it might be easier to do the following:


              PHP Code:
              var nLastHour null;
              .
              .
              .
              Main(){

              nMyHour getHour();
              if (
              nLastHour == null || nMyHour != nLastHour){
                    
              Alert.email("IBM",close(0,"IBM"));
                    
              nLastHour nMyHour;

              Or even, just run the thing on a 60 minute chart and for every newbar send the alert...even easier.

              Garth
              Garth

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              • #8
                Thanks Garth! Great solution. Attached is updated efs.
                Attached Files
                Regards,
                Jay F.
                Product Manager
                _____________________________________
                Have a suggestion to improve our products?
                Click Support --> Request a Feature in eSignal 11

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                • #9
                  Re: many symbols

                  Originally posted by pj909
                  How many symbols are allowed in the newest version? Is there a way to process a large number of symbols from an external file or some other list?
                  5 symbols are allowed per EFS. At this point, there is no easy method for processing a large list of symbols from an external file. If there does exist a way to do it, perhaps another could chime in to let us know.
                  Regards,
                  Jay F.
                  Product Manager
                  _____________________________________
                  Have a suggestion to improve our products?
                  Click Support --> Request a Feature in eSignal 11

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                  • #10
                    Thanks Jay. The updated efs works great. Is it possible to email all the quotes in one message instead of each seperately?

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                    • #11
                      This version has the following updates, and will only work with version 7.3 or greater.

                      - Send quotes on 5 symbols every hour in one email.
                      - Quotes are in the subject line
                      - You can now change symbols in the Edit Studies menu.
                      Attached Files
                      Regards,
                      Jay F.
                      Product Manager
                      _____________________________________
                      Have a suggestion to improve our products?
                      Click Support --> Request a Feature in eSignal 11

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                      • #12
                        Can you give us an example of the typical email you receive?

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                        • #13
                          I am using it to get market updates such as NAZ DOW and EMINI prices text messaged to my wireless phone.

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                          • #14
                            I
                            Most SMTP servers now require authentication, will eSignal support it one day ?
                            Last edited by mbriand; 06-13-2003, 03:30 PM.

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                            • #15
                              For future traders, I think this version can be interesting :
                              instead of displaying ES #F you can set a different name ex:S&P

                              I also added a Active variable so you can set it on(1), or off(0) without being obliged to remove/reload the formula.

                              In order to go beyond the 5 quotes per formula, you just have to open 2-3-X adv charts and put this formula to each of the adv chart and changed the symbols...

                              I was thinking about a 30mn formula...
                              Attached Files

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