? – Exchange Chart Timeframe

[megeanwasson]

Hey Alex, I hope you are well 🙂
On the exchange display page where we add the chart shortcode, is there a way to change the default Timeframe to start off with showing 1d instead of 30m?

This is not urgent so your help when you can 🙂

Kind Regards
Megan

[alexg]

Hello Megan,

This is not currently easy to do.

Actually I am currently working on a big change that will allow shortcodes to do things like that.

First I will roll out these changes to the parent plugin, possibly later today if all goes well, or early within the week.

After that, I will apply similar changes to the Exchange extension. I will try to do this as well.

In any case, the timeframe can be controlled via JavaScript. To set the knockout observable to 1 hour candlesticks, you would do:

wp.wallets.viewModels.walletsExchangeChart.selectedTimeframe('1h');

You could attach this to the wallets_exchange_ready bubbling event, like so:

$( 'html' ).on( 'wallets_exchange_ready', function( event, markets ) {
    wp.wallets.viewModels.walletsExchangeChart.selectedTimeframe('1h');
} );

The available timeframes are: ‘1m’, ‘3m’, ‘5m’, ’15m’, ’30m’, ‘1h’, ‘4h’, ‘1d’, ‘1w’

Hope this helps.

with regards

[megeanwasson]

Awesome news 🙂

Thanks I will try your suggestion so long.

Kind Regards
Megan

[megeanwasson]

Hi Alex, I hope you are well 🙂
I am finally getting to try this, I am not quite sure where you suggesting that I put this code suggestion?
You assistance/advice will be appreciated 🙂
Regards
Megan

[alexg]

Hello Megan,

The above JavaScript code can be added by enqueueing it as part of your child theme. Use wp_enqueue_script() in your functions.php file to reference the .js file: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_enqueue_script/

You should not have to worry about dependencies: the code does not reference the wp object on the first pass. If the event is trigerred, this means that all the prerequisites have already been loaded. Simply give a unique handle and the path to the script, like so:

wp_enqueue_script('my-wallets-exchange-js', '/path/to/your/javascript.file.js' );

If you don’t want to enqueue the script, there are also plugins that let you easily add JavaScript tags to your pages. For example, with a quick search I found this: https://wordpress.org/plugins/header-and-footer-scripts/

with regards

[alexg]

In version 0.7.0-beta of the Exchange extension, if you choose to use the new static templates, you can specify an initial timeframe for your chart. For example: [wallets_exchange_chart template="static" market="BTC_LTC" timeframe="1h"]. This will not work with the previous dynamic template (default).

Please see the full release notes here: https://www.dashed-slug.net/static-exchange-templates/ and the accompanying documentation for more examples of what shortcodes you can use.

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