Simplify Pine Script Alert Logic
Budget: €8 – €30 EUR
I’m working with the “Supply & Demand / Orderblocks-MTF (JP7FX)” indicator on TradingView and want to streamline its alert system. Right now it forces me to create six separate alerts for the different zone slots; instead, I just need one universal trigger.
Here’s exactly what I’m after:
• When price first touches or enters ANY active supply or demand box—regardless of the timeframe or which of the six slots drew it—the script should fire a single TradingView popup alert with sound.
• The alert text can be something generic like “Price has entered a zone” so I can reuse it across charts.
• Settings for email, webhook, etc. are unnecessary; the popup-sound alert is all I need.
• The behaviour must apply across all zones (both supply and demand), no manual per-zone setup.
Please update the existing Pine Script (v4/v5, whichever the indicator currently uses), test it on a live chart, and share the modified code with brief instructions for adding the single alert inside TradingView’s “Add Alert” dialogue. A quick comment block highlighting your changes will help me keep track of future updates.
If anything in the indicator’s structure makes this approach tricky, let me know upfront so we can agree on the best workaround.
Here’s exactly what I’m after:
• When price first touches or enters ANY active supply or demand box—regardless of the timeframe or which of the six slots drew it—the script should fire a single TradingView popup alert with sound.
• The alert text can be something generic like “Price has entered a zone” so I can reuse it across charts.
• Settings for email, webhook, etc. are unnecessary; the popup-sound alert is all I need.
• The behaviour must apply across all zones (both supply and demand), no manual per-zone setup.
Please update the existing Pine Script (v4/v5, whichever the indicator currently uses), test it on a live chart, and share the modified code with brief instructions for adding the single alert inside TradingView’s “Add Alert” dialogue. A quick comment block highlighting your changes will help me keep track of future updates.
If anything in the indicator’s structure makes this approach tricky, let me know upfront so we can agree on the best workaround.