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Create, Design Stunning Dashboards & Panels for MetaTrader 5
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Create, Design Stunning Dashboards & Panels for MetaTrader 5

Learn how to design and code Informative dashboards for MetaTrader 5 using the MQL5 programming language
Created byOmega Joctan
Last updated 9/2024
English
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What you'll learn

  • CREATING INFORMATIVE DASHBOARDS: How to display account and trading information on MetaTrader 5 charts using panels
  • MAKING PANELS & DASHBOARDS INTERACTIVE: You will understand how to handle button actions and monitor values on the input fields
  • ALL DIAGRAMS, CODE AND SLIDES: Available for download in PDF format
  • A QUIZ TO PUSH YOUR UNDERSTANDING: In the final chapter, there is a task to create a complex panel to push your limits and make something useful

Course content

4 sections • 13 lectures • 3h 12m total length

  • Understanding the Basic steps of creating a Panel3:09

    Create a dashboard panel in MetaTrader 5 by initializing it, destroying it, and handling chart events with an on chart event function, shown in the Simple Dashboard example.

  • Step 01 : Creating and Running the panel inside the OnInit function1:10

    Use the OnInit function to create a dashboard panel on the current chart with the dashboard class, and return init failed if creation fails.

  • Step 02: Destroying the Panel inside the OnDeinit function1:58

    Destroy the panel with the destroy method in OnDeinit; assign its class and region, and run the dashboard from init, using F5 in debug and chart redraw to enable interactions.

  • Step 03: Creating the OnChartEvent function0:53

    Create the onChartEvent function by autocompleting the void event and passing chart event data. Enable dashboard objects to respond to chart events, making the panel dynamic and flexible.

Requirements

  • A basic understanding of MQL5 programming language and MetaTrader 5

Description

Unleash the Power of MetaTrader 5 Dashboards

Have you ever been captivated by the sleek and informative dashboards that accompany high-performance trading robots? This course will equip you with the skills to create your own custom dashboards for MetaTrader 5, transforming raw data into actionable insights.


Key Learning Objectives


  • MQL5 Fundamentals: Gain a solid understanding of MQL5 programming language, including syntax, data types, and control structures.

  • Dashboard Design Principles: Learn best practices for designing intuitive and visually appealing dashboards that effectively communicate information.

  • Interactive Elements: Implement interactive features such as buttons, dropdowns, and input fields to allow users to interact with the dashboard and trigger actions.

  • Market Data Integration: Connect your dashboard to real-time market data feeds and display relevant information, including prices, indicators, and news.

  • Trading Commands: Develop dashboards that enable users to place orders, modify positions, and manage risk directly from the interface.

  • Customization and Personalization: Learn how to tailor dashboards to your specific trading needs and preferences.


Course Benefits


  • Enhanced Trading Efficiency: Improve your trading decision-making by visualizing key metrics and market trends.

  • Customizable Trading Environments: Create personalized dashboards that align with your unique trading strategies.

  • Increased Professionalism: Impress clients and colleagues with custom-built trading tools.

  • Career Advancement: Gain valuable skills that are highly sought after in the financial technology industry.


Prerequisites


  • Basic understanding of programming concepts (variables, loops, functions, Object-Oriented Programming)

  • Familiarity with MetaEditor & MetaTrader 5 platform and their interfaces

Who this course is for:

  • MQL5 programming language intermediate and advanced programmers

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