Simply explained, this script, when modified to each specific use case, can allow you to specify that alert conditions are only checked every X seconds (AKA Intervals - as fast as every single second) and that alerts can not occur quicker than the user-specified delay (in seconds)
Explained: - This will work on any resolution, but for the best results/fastest alerts a premium plan with 1s resolution will work best. - Be mindful of which alert option you choose when setting up corresponding alerts. On 1s resolution with alerts once per bar you can get alerts up to every second. - The scan for alerts every X seconds will be when the script can scan, by default every 5th second. If you want it to scan on any and all updates, set it to 1 for 1 second - The delay between alerts will just require than that many seconds have passed since the last alert was fired (whether it was an actual alert in TradingView or just as recognized by this script) - To have a custom alert condition met, do your normal indicator logic and check your conditions during the scanning period after the delay has been met, as marked by comments in the code
FAQ - Why is this script useful? - Many people do not want to constantly monitor for alerts, and may only want alerts to trigger at certain times, or after certain periods of time - What is an example? - You want a 1min resolution RSI alert, but you don't want to see it every minute, or only once. - By setting your alert to once per bar, or once per minute on a 1min or less resolution chart you can get alerts only every 2min 30sec for example when setting your delay to 150 (seconds)
Warning: Since the scan time and alert times on larger resolutions can not be accessed from previous candles when first added to the chart it should be pretty important that you operate on a chart with a smaller resolution than your delay.
Hi BigBitsIO, Great indicator with great potential.
Also, enjoy your ideas they do create an idea of forward-thinking. Thanks.
I am not much of a programmer but I am able to put scripts together to get an indicator that works, to a certain level :).
Could you please advise at what point and how one could incorporate the indicator?
For example, where would something like "long = crossover(src,len)" be placed.
Thank you
sxw6329
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It is not working??
omar_elliot
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Hello, I sent a programming support message. They gave me your account. They said it helps. Programmers made mistakes. Can I suggest my problem? Edit the code. It’s very simple. I know when you see it, laugh.
skrantz71
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Hi,
a Tutorial on how to make an Alert that only are triggerd during a specific timeperiod during the day and not outside..
I have tried to play with this TV time and session and I do not get it.
An input saying Trading Hours 0800-1800 and no alert outside this time would be fantastic!
nicomoyano01
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does not work
mrgr888n
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Time since last alert has like 9 digits, so I guess it's not working?
Also, enjoy your ideas they do create an idea of forward-thinking. Thanks.
I am not much of a programmer but I am able to put scripts together to get an indicator that works, to a certain level :).
Could you please advise at what point and how one could incorporate the indicator?
For example, where would something like "long = crossover(src,len)" be placed.
Thank you