yeah but Tux uses clark moody didn't us see the interview with him sitting on an exercise ball :p
Topic: Real Time Charting, Order Book, and Time & Sales - page 5. (Read 85520 times)
What happened to the donate PPC address? Have you lost faith in the coin?
XPM, baby!
yea i know. but why did you not keep the ppc coin also?
Not enough space down in the footer of the site for 3 addresses to be clean.
i demand that you reinsert PPC and make it clean. RIGHT NAO!
No. The Mt. Gox feed is frozen
Does RTBTC work for OSX?
It should. It's browser-based. I recommend Chrome.
the genesis block was still sending real time info when clarkmoody was down
http://markets.thegenesisblock.com
Seems to happen whenever a large movement in the market occurs (large buy or sell) not my first time experiencing this just my first time seeing this thread, great site overall though
No. The Mt. Gox feed is frozen
Does RTBTC work for OSX?
It should. It's browser-based. I recommend Chrome.
Does RTBTC work for OSX?
What happened to the donate PPC address? Have you lost faith in the coin?
XPM, baby!
yea i know. but why did you not keep the ppc coin also?
Not enough space down in the footer of the site for 3 addresses to be clean.
What happened to the donate PPC address? Have you lost faith in the coin?
XPM, baby!
yea i know. but why did you not keep the ppc coin also?
What happened to the donate PPC address? Have you lost faith in the coin?
XPM, baby!
What happened to the donate PPC address? Have you lost faith in the coin?
For discussion on RTBTC, please see this thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/rtbtc-bitcoin-exchange-trading-interface-248054
Not sure why Clark hasn't posted in this thread yet, but RTBTC is now live.
I have to say that I am VERY impressed. It runs very smoothly and is visually appealing.
I have created a Chrome SSB Application bundle for Mac OSX available here: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/86939820/bitcoin/RTBTC.app.zip
The main advantage is that it (ironically) removes all the window chrome so it appears as though RTBTC isn't in a web browser, rather an actual app.
Preview (right click, open imagei n a new tab for full view):
The user interface is 100% customizable with multiple layouts.
Clark: The platform doesn't appear to load under Safari on OSX. I am not sure if this is a supported platform or not.
I have to say that I am VERY impressed. It runs very smoothly and is visually appealing.
I have created a Chrome SSB Application bundle for Mac OSX available here: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/86939820/bitcoin/RTBTC.app.zip
The main advantage is that it (ironically) removes all the window chrome so it appears as though RTBTC isn't in a web browser, rather an actual app.
Preview (right click, open imagei n a new tab for full view):
The user interface is 100% customizable with multiple layouts.
Clark: The platform doesn't appear to load under Safari on OSX. I am not sure if this is a supported platform or not.
Thanks for the post!
Yes, RTBTC is live, and anyone can try 15 days for less than 0.05 BTC.
I'm sorry to hear that it doesn't load in Safari/OSX. Can you PM any JS console errors (to keep thread clean)? I do not currently have access to test on OSX.
Not sure why Clark hasn't posted in this thread yet, but RTBTC is now live.
I have to say that I am VERY impressed. It runs very smoothly and is visually appealing.
I have created a Chrome SSB Application bundle for Mac OSX available here: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/86939820/bitcoin/RTBTC.app.zip
The main advantage is that it (ironically) removes all the window chrome so it appears as though RTBTC isn't in a web browser, rather an actual app.
Preview (right click, open imagei n a new tab for full view):
The user interface is 100% customizable with multiple layouts.
Clark: The platform doesn't appear to load under Safari on OSX. I am not sure if this is a supported platform or not.
I have to say that I am VERY impressed. It runs very smoothly and is visually appealing.
I have created a Chrome SSB Application bundle for Mac OSX available here: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/86939820/bitcoin/RTBTC.app.zip
The main advantage is that it (ironically) removes all the window chrome so it appears as though RTBTC isn't in a web browser, rather an actual app.
Preview (right click, open imagei n a new tab for full view):
The user interface is 100% customizable with multiple layouts.
Clark: The platform doesn't appear to load under Safari on OSX. I am not sure if this is a supported platform or not.
I see only one other user has noticed the same bug that I'm experiencing. Maybe it's because there should be no reason to reload the page. Or is this really working correctly for everyone else?
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=43514.msg1453386;topicseen#msg1453386
After enabling Group by Price, and reloading the page, the checkbox functionality is reversed and I have to uncheck it to enable grouping again. This doesn't happen if I hit enter on the address bar, or close the tab and reopen the URL. Only when pressing F5 or the reload button on the address bar.
I'm not seeing any errors reported by Firefox on this page, using version 21.
BTW, what's the difference between reloading using F5 (or the reload button), compared to hitting enter on address bar? I didn't know there is any difference, but clearly there is, judging from the behavior of this bug. I guess it's because web pages can modify what's actually reloaded when using a refresh, while "going to a URL" always reloads completely.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=43514.msg1453386;topicseen#msg1453386
After enabling Group by Price, and reloading the page, the checkbox functionality is reversed and I have to uncheck it to enable grouping again. This doesn't happen if I hit enter on the address bar, or close the tab and reopen the URL. Only when pressing F5 or the reload button on the address bar.
I'm not seeing any errors reported by Firefox on this page, using version 21.
BTW, what's the difference between reloading using F5 (or the reload button), compared to hitting enter on address bar? I didn't know there is any difference, but clearly there is, judging from the behavior of this bug. I guess it's because web pages can modify what's actually reloaded when using a refresh, while "going to a URL" always reloads completely.
Good.
Ah, yes.
The server stores 1-min, 15-min, and 1-day bars, constructing the other time frames from those bars. The chart widget loads 15-min bars to create the 4H candles, so there is a reduction ratio of 16. This leads to the dearth of candles in the 4H time frame. Sorry about that.
Here's what you're looking for, courtesy RTBTC (which will be going public SoonTM).
Clark, your website stopped displaying some of historical 4H candles (I am using FF).
http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/widget/chart/
http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/widget/chart/
Could you be more specific?
Clark, your website stopped displaying some of historical 4H candles (I am using FF).
http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/widget/chart/
http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/widget/chart/
i can't use it in china
why???
why???
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