auto rfresh
right click on your file and select 'edit'
at the top of the file insert the code you see here and save again
<img src="http://web.onetel.net.uk/~gawgaw/next.gif">
as they are 1 min charts, I have set the refresh to 60 seconds.
let me know how you get on.
right click on your file and select 'edit'
at the top of the file insert the code you see here and save again
<img src="http://web.onetel.net.uk/~gawgaw/next.gif">
as they are 1 min charts, I have set the refresh to 60 seconds.
let me know how you get on.
next step
on edit, you can change the epic to pick what you want.
if its a uk stock then just change ukx for
anl - abbey national
vod - vodafone
etc
some are slightly different like
bt/a - BT
( the americans do like to be different, have you noticed ?)
if you want the dax then you have to change the exchange code as well
so ls:ukx becomes dx:dax
dont forget to save each change to a new .html file name.
You can now set up a library of your favourite stocks in
'favorites' (yanks again) and without having to go to the base website each time you can watch one or more refresh automatically.
one last point
you may want to size them so they fit on the screen to suit your own requirement.
you can insert width="300" or height="450" after the img
on edit, you can change the epic to pick what you want.
if its a uk stock then just change ukx for
anl - abbey national
vod - vodafone
etc
some are slightly different like
bt/a - BT
( the americans do like to be different, have you noticed ?)
if you want the dax then you have to change the exchange code as well
so ls:ukx becomes dx:dax
dont forget to save each change to a new .html file name.
You can now set up a library of your favourite stocks in
'favorites' (yanks again) and without having to go to the base website each time you can watch one or more refresh automatically.
one last point
you may want to size them so they fit on the screen to suit your own requirement.
you can insert width="300" or height="450" after the img
Hi bonsai, no I havn't, I have live feeds anyway so not a worthwhile exercise for me - but good for others if they need it.
The reason I ask - and please don't take this as a criticism in anyway, is that if they are 1 min live, I suspect that you may be getting close to a copyright breach as there is a cost attached to such market detail and the vendor may not be too happy if they found out - of course they may not care - or may not be able to do anything about it!
The reason I ask - and please don't take this as a criticism in anyway, is that if they are 1 min live, I suspect that you may be getting close to a copyright breach as there is a cost attached to such market detail and the vendor may not be too happy if they found out - of course they may not care - or may not be able to do anything about it!
all the 1 min websites I have referred to offer free 1min info and many more even lycos and friends.
BUT they are all american sites. They have a totally different attitude to market information.
I have live feed also but its on my other computer.
Nevertheless I still find these useful to have on this computer to avoid having to keep swithching screens.
BUT they are all american sites. They have a totally different attitude to market information.
I have live feed also but its on my other computer.
Nevertheless I still find these useful to have on this computer to avoid having to keep swithching screens.
TBS
have read your post again and I'm not sure you understand what is happening.
all these charts can be accessed by anybody directly by going to the website involved and refreshed by just clicking on 'refresh'
when the website wants to offer its charts to subscribers only,it disables the html link. or makes the chart unaccessible or uses java or all of the above.
for example, you can get an e-wave report from raptor on S&P but not on the dow.
have read your post again and I'm not sure you understand what is happening.
all these charts can be accessed by anybody directly by going to the website involved and refreshed by just clicking on 'refresh'
when the website wants to offer its charts to subscribers only,it disables the html link. or makes the chart unaccessible or uses java or all of the above.
for example, you can get an e-wave report from raptor on S&P but not on the dow.
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great thread bonsai, I take it that neural.com does all the hard work then and we're just refreshing the chart every minute via the html code?
Should be good for new starters who want to play with charts.
Are neural.com losing out though somehow?
Is there an epic available for the us30? I'll have a go anyways..
Cheers,
Neil
Should be good for new starters who want to play with charts.
Are neural.com losing out though somehow?
Is there an epic available for the us30? I'll have a go anyways..
Cheers,
Neil
Bonsai,
As I said, I personally have no problem with your charts etc, good stuff, cary on - BUT, as a webmaster in my own right, (for both UK and US Sites) I would be pissed off with you providing the work around - may I suggest that you also add a html link to your charts that would take users through to the original screen, that way they may consider that they are getting something out of it.
As I said, I personally have no problem with your charts etc, good stuff, cary on - BUT, as a webmaster in my own right, (for both UK and US Sites) I would be pissed off with you providing the work around - may I suggest that you also add a html link to your charts that would take users through to the original screen, that way they may consider that they are getting something out of it.