Troubleshooting
Find the solutions for common issues and learn how to troubleshoot issues on your own using TradersPost logs and trade execution information.
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Find the solutions for common issues and learn how to troubleshoot issues on your own using TradersPost logs and trade execution information.
Last updated
In your Strategy Subscription settings, scroll down to the Entry and Exit sections and change the Entry order type and Exit order type from Limit to Market.
If you would like your strategy to trade in extended hours, you will need to setup the alert in TradingView or TrendSpider with extended hours enabled on the chart. Then, in TradersPost, make sure you have the Allow entry extended hours and Allow exit extended hours checkboxes checked so that TradersPost knows to send orders with extended hours enabled. This tells the broker that the order is allowed to be filled in extended hours. Note that in extended hours, you can only use limit orders and market orders are not allowed.
To make your strategy submit orders to the broker automatically, make sure you have the Auto submit checkbox checked in your strategy subscription settings.
This is likely due to you selecting a contract that you can't afford based on the Position Size settings you set. Check your Position Size settings and try removing your settings until you get an entry order generated.
You can troubleshoot your traded by examining the TradingView and TradersPost logs.
First, make sure that TradingView actually triggered an alert by checking the Alerts log in TradingView right column pane. The alert must show up here. If it shows on the chart or shows in the backtester, but it does not show in the Alerts log then it is likely that your Pine Script code suffers from repainting.
Second, in TradersPost navigate to Strategies > Webhooks and click Logs next to your webhook.
After you click Logs, you will see a list of all the requests that have been sent to your webhook. You can use this to determine whether or not any webhook requests were sent to your webhook from TradingView or TrendSpider.
You can then click in to each webhook request to see information about the request, where it came from, what time it was received and any trades that were exected as a result of the webhook request.
Next, click the View Trade button to view the executed trade and all the associated information about the trade. Under the Trade Plan Messages header, you can see information about the trade. If a trade was rejected, these messages can tell you information about why the trade was rejected.
