How to add multiple account # authorization in EA?

fxgrm · #1 (**permalink**) 03-21-2009, 09:49 AM

Does someone know how to add multiple account #'s in the EA before compiling it?

Here is the code in the EA:

// Use Account number as Password
// For each client change the value 54321 to their account number
int ValidAccountNumber = 12345; // Use this number for actual user account number
extern int YourAccountNumber = 12345; // User input must match ValidAccountNumber to use expert

bool UseExpire = true; // change to true for expiration
int ExpireMonth = 4;
int ExpireDay = 25;
int ExpireYear = 2009;

Do I just put some special keystroke between all the account #'S?

I would like to add all my customers #'s in 1 master EA so I can just send it out to everyone instead of an EA for each individual person to save time.

Thanks in advance

fxgrm

cja · #2 (**permalink**) 03-21-2009, 11:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by fxgrm

Does someone know how to add multiple account #'s in the EA before compiling it?

Here is the code in the EA:

// Use Account number as Password
// For each client change the value 54321 to their account number
int ValidAccountNumber = 12345; // Use this number for actual user account number
extern int YourAccountNumber = 12345; // User input must match ValidAccountNumber to use expert

bool UseExpire = true; // change to true for expiration
int ExpireMonth = 4;
int ExpireDay = 25;
int ExpireYear = 2009;

Do I just put some special keystroke between all the account #'S?

I would like to add all my customers #'s in 1 master EA so I can just send it out to everyone instead of an EA for each individual person to save time.

Thanks in advance

fxgrm

This is a way to do it - of course there may be a better setup.

int Account_Number1 = 12345677;
int Account_Number2 = 1234;
int Account_Number3 = 2356;
int Account_Number4 = 5678;
int Account_Number5 = 456789;
int Account_Number6 = 24572;

if (Account_Number1 !=AccountNumber())
if (Account_Number2 !=AccountNumber())
if (Account_Number3 !=AccountNumber())
if (Account_Number4 !=AccountNumber())
if (Account_Number5 !=AccountNumber())
if (Account_Number6 !=AccountNumber())
{
return(0);
}

Only 1 of the above 6 Account numbers needs to be valid for the EA/Indicator to function and of course if the User Account number does not match any numbers in the list then the EA/Indicator will not work.

fxgrm · #3 (**permalink**) 03-21-2009, 01:09 PM

I will give this a try. This will sure cut down on compiling EA's individually.