DXcharts Updates: Volume by Price Drawings, Theme Builder, Events for Google Analytics September 3, 2024 Welcome to the latest updates on DXcharts, our financial charting software! This time, we’re thrilled to present newly added drawings – Volume by price, a tool playground for customizing chart colors, and Google Analytics events available in the chart library and widget. Read on for more details! Volume by price The number of drawings in DXcharts is growing day by day. In the latest release, we’ve added additional drawing tools that help display the amount of volume as a horizontal histogram on the chart: Range volume profile and Anchored volume profile. Both drawing tools are a part of the Volume by price system, which is used to illustrate high buying and selling interest at specific price levels. Range volume profile The Range volume profile shows the amount of volume for a particular price range on the chart. The range for the volume is defined by the start and end points and is based on the highest and lowest prices for the specified period. Range volume profile Anchored volume profile Similar to the Range volume profile, the Anchored volume profile shows the volume based on the highest and lowest prices, but it takes the range from the starting point you’ve specified to the last candle on the chart. Anchored volume profile In summary, the Volume by price drawings show how much volume there is at a certain price range on the chart. In general, they can be used to identify the current and to estimate the future support and resistance levels based on the amount of volume. Theme builder To help developers, designers, or just chart enthusiasts to fit charts to their environment, we’ve created a theme builder that allows you to customize and apply different colors to the chart elements and see the result on the fly. Here’s a playground with a wide range of chart element colors that can be changed with a click. Chart colors customization Google analytics Lately, we’ve added the possibility to use Google Analytics for the chart library and widget. Now, there are even more recognizable events to track the metrics, the source of traffic, and the user activity. With the data collected, you can analyze a variety of customer behaviors that can be used to improve marketing campaigns, increase site traffic, and better engage visitors. Overview of user activity The full list of events supported by the chart library to track by GA: First Open/Visit. Shows the number of new users for the selected period. First_interaction. Triggers when the user first interacts with the chart. Followup_interactions. Triggers when the user interacts with the chart. Aggregation_change. Shows the current aggregation period. Chart_type_selection. Shows the selected chart type. Compare_on. Triggers when the user clicks the Compare menu. Instrument_change. Triggers when the user selects an instrument. Multicharts_selected. Triggers when the user clicks on Multichart. Custom_logo. Triggers when the client has added their logo to the chart. Snapshot. Triggers when the user interacts with one of the items in the Snapshot menu. Order_made. Triggers when the user clicks any button related to trading functionality. Timeframe_selected. Triggers when the user clicks on any item in the Timeframe menu. Drawing_add. Shows the name of the drawing. Drawing_favorite. Triggers when the user adds any drawing to the list of favorite drawings. Indicator_add. Shows the name of the selected indicator. Custome_indicator_created. Triggers when the user creates and saves a new indicator. That’s it for today! Stay tuned for updates on DXcharts to learn more about the possibilities for both business and chart users. And don’t forget to try out our demo! The DXcharts team
