http://www.iclone.org.uk/forum/topic/market-order-issues iClone support & discussion en-US Wed, 08 Feb 2012 18:22:12 +0000 http://bbpress.org/?v=1.0.2 q http://www.iclone.org.uk/forum/search.php http://www.iclone.org.uk/forum/topic/market-order-issues#post-289 Sat, 17 Jul 2010 08:27:23 +0000 BenS 289@http://www.iclone.org.uk/forum/ <p>UI lack of clarity noted - I'll see if I can rejig it a bit for the next release. Can't remember the outcome of the 'order expired' message either - will recheck it! </p> http://www.iclone.org.uk/forum/topic/market-order-issues#post-280 Wed, 14 Jul 2010 09:40:21 +0000 rottenator 280@http://www.iclone.org.uk/forum/ <p>0/1,400,792 means you have sold 0 out of 1,400,792.<br /> 424,949/1,403,230 means thus that you have sold 4254,949 of the total amount you set on the market with that order.</p> <p>The 'Order expired' message is weird indeed, though I'm not sure where it exactly comes from. Whether it is an API error or an iClone error I'm not sure. I have raised the issue before, but memory fails to recall what the exact outcome was.</p> <p>I do disagree on only showing what still is unsold, I like to also know how much I did put up on the market. And the combination of 'left' out of 'total' is less intuitive that what it currently is imho. </p> http://www.iclone.org.uk/forum/topic/market-order-issues#post-273 Thu, 08 Jul 2010 12:14:23 +0000 PaulDV 273@http://www.iclone.org.uk/forum/ <p>I have two market sell orders and they don't appear to be being displayed correctly.</p> <p>Both are currently outstanding, one has no items sold, the other has about 50% sold.</p> <p>The untouched order shows 0/1,400,792, but the details shows 1,400,792 remaining, and has a status of 'Order expired'. I would have expected the front screen to show the outstanding quantity rather than zero.</p> <p>The part-completed order shows 424,949/1,403,230, but the details shows 978,281 remaining and, again, has a status of 'Order expired'. Again, I would have expected the main screen to show the amount as yet unsold.</p> <p>Either way, the order status seems to be wrong. </p>