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Issue with Buy/Sell buttons not displaying in multi-chart window.
I tried resetting chart to single view and then again created multi-chart. It is not working. I had this issue earlier and was planning to quit Zerodha due to bugs.
Moving the chart during market hours is too sluggish. There are no extensions in my browser. I tried using both Firefox and Chrome.
@Chintal_Shah
Please try using options. I am not sure. I cleared cache etc…No change.
@Arockiya_Raja
How is Zerodha saving individual chart drawings etc ???
Tried this too , not working for me
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User specific I think, not working for me, earlier it was working fine
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@Arockiya_Raja @ajay_007 @Chintal_Shah
Yes, it is user specific. It was working fine for few days. Currently not working. Wonder how Zerodha is storing individual chart preferences??
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Try in different browser
We implemented a couple of fixes to the TV chart on Saturday, these are part of this update. Currently, the buy and sell buttons are only visible on selected charts as we refine the layout and interaction experience to ensure consistent performance. We’ll continue to optimise and improve this feature based on feasibility and user feedback.
Some users may still see the buy and sell buttons because of local memory, but this will clear over time as you continue to use the chart.
TFC is still beta. Based on feedback, a few optimisations and fixes might be released in the upcoming weeks.
Noted. Let me arrange a callback to check this.
- ok i will check again.
- If TFC showing Avg price of previous closed position (same as on position page) then Position Line on TFC is useless & it is great INCONVENIENCE for traders. What’s the point of position Line if it’s not showing Avg of Current Open position? Trader have to go to order page again & again to recheck his Executed Order price for current position. If order executed at 3-4 different price points then traders will have to calculate Avg order price manually.
For Ex. if i place a Buy market order for 155Qty, my order executed as
Price Qty
100 22
100.01 48
100.03 30
100.04 15
100.05 40
then instead of Zerodha showing Avg price , i will have to calculate below manually
(100×22)+(100.01×48)+(100.03×30)+(100.04×15)+(100.05×40)/155 = 100.03.
Even if i put Limit order, but in order to fill qty (as per market depth) order executed at diff price points.
My concern is, During trading hours , Traders Don’t have TIME to calculate all this manually. I hope you undestand. Zerodha need to fix this. It will be very helpful.
If multiple trades happen in single order then avg price column in order book should give it, no need to calculate manually, but if you place the current net position in multiple orders at different price points then yes you need to calculate it manually.
Said that this is always the case , even on positions it is like that only.
+1 Lag/Stutter is there
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Q. is Zerodha Team working on integrating “SL and Target” Drag & Drop
if yes any timelines
@Arockiya_Raja
Weeks & Months for development are light years in trading world. 
I do accept that for Investment or even to an extent for positional trading interface won’t make that much difference. Zerodha might be good for such use cases. But if you do intraday options or do scalping, interface makes a huge difference as time is money and every microsecond counts. In such a situation sluggish interfaces and outdated interfaces makes huge difference to your positions. Hope you expedite things…
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ok got it. but instead of checking on Order page we would appreciate having current open position Avg price on TFC …& not for previous closed orders.
Avg Net position line is of No use… bcoz it doesn’t give right picture for ongoing trades while trading on TFC. @Arockiya_Raja
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