On Fri, Jul 28, 2023 at 03:18 PM, aSchwenk64@... wrote:
Thank you for clarifying this.
You're welcome.
The second question is, why there is such a thing like api orders ?
The short answer is: so that you can automate your trading and make or lose money in quantities and time-frames never imagined before :-) But, I suspect the crux of your question may be getting lost in translation. So, apologies in advance if my answer sounds flippant.
As i see it all the provided callbacks can't see sent orders that are listed
in the api tab. if i set the transmit-flag to false in the order object the
order is stored in the api tab but i cant "reach" them anymore (and i already
looked in the documentation).
You've jammed quite a bit into this so I'll only address what stands out to me which is that you may have neglected to set and use a .
BTW. Are you a developer at IB ? I found an error in the linux version of the
client and emailed it to feedback@... but didn't get any reply. I post the
mail here if this is of any use.
No, but sometimes I wish I were so I could help them avoid some of their questionable design decisions and fix bugs they're "too busy for", lol. Seriously though... if you really think you've found a bug, emailing the feedback address is not be the best course of action.
I'd suggest that you first establish, beyond doubt, that it is a bug by bringing the issue up to their support team. More often than not they'll help address the misunderstanding and then triage the bug, internally, if it really exists. If you visit you'll find helpful resources along with an option, further down the page, to report problems and bugs.
-Good luck