let lastLow = null;
let lastHigh = null;
function onData(data) {
if (!lastLow) {
lastLow = data.low;
lastHigh = data.high;
return;
}
if (data.low > lastLow) {
chart.setBackgroundColor(“green”);
} else if (data.high < lastHigh) {
chart.setBackgroundColor(“red”);
}
lastLow = data.low;
lastHigh = data.high;
}
Hi, try this code script: Your JavaScript script seems mostly correct, but there are some syntax errors and a small logic issue. Here’s the corrected version:
let lastLow = null;
let lastHigh = null;
function onData(data) {
if (!lastLow) {
lastLow = data.low;
lastHigh = data.high;
return;
}
if (data.low > lastLow) {
chart.applyOptions({ layout: { backgroundColor: 'green' } });
} else if (data.high < lastHigh) {
chart.applyOptions({ layout: { backgroundColor: 'red' } });
}
lastLow = data.low;
lastHigh = data.high;
}
Changes made:
- Replaced curly quotes (“ ”) with straight quotes (" ") to ensure proper syntax.
- Used
chart.applyOptions()
to change the chart background color. The setBackgroundColor
method might not be directly available; instead, you can use applyOptions
to update chart options.
Make sure the chart
variable is properly defined and accessible in your environment. This script assumes that there’s a chart object with an applyOptions
method.
let lastLow = null;
let lastHigh = null;
function onData(data) {
if (!lastLow) {
lastLow = data.low;
lastHigh = data.high;
return;
}
if (data.low > lastLow) {
chart.applyOptions({ layout: { backgroundColor: 'green' } });
} else if (data.high < lastHigh) {
chart.applyOptions({ layout: { backgroundColor: 'red' } });
}
lastLow = data.low;
lastHigh = data.high;
}