Automation ID

[Protech]

Hi Team,

I'm a little lost trying to find the automation ID, or how to access the price levels on the DOM and the quantity up/down in limit orders at the DOM. In the Chart Trader was easy to find the Automation ID, but at the DOM I'm not able to find it. All that I try was failed. See attached pictures...
What I need is to disable the price level cells at the dom and the quantity on limits based on a specific condition to prevent adding orders at the Dom Columns or change the quantity in the limits. Any help with this will be kindly appreciated.

[NinjaTrader_ChrisL]

Hello Protech, thanks for writing in.

Unfortunately looking into the WPF structure of the SuperDOM is beyond scope of support we can provide. We have an example here that adds buttons to the SuperDOM window which demonstrates navigating through the visual tree.

https://ninjatraderecosystem.com/use...s-to-superdom/

I also found this publicly available link with an example on iterating through a WPF visual tree:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/...indow/30020287

In the case the SuperDOM data is not available through WPF, instead use an OnMarketDepth override to read the various price levels. We have an existing example here:
https://ninjatrader.com/support/help...vel_ii_dat.htm

Kind regards,
-ChrisL

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[Protech]

Hi NinjaTrader_ChrisR

Thank you so much for your support on this and the links provided. It's a good start for working on this. Excellent team, always helping.

Cheers

[jeronymite]

You can use tools available from/via Microsoft to look for Automation IDs, which may help you. Look at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/win...nspect-objects for Inspect, but you may also want to use https://accessibilityinsights.io/ referenced there as the follow-on product from Inspect. If you want to use Inspect, you will need to install a relevant Windows SDK kit. There is some mention of that in the Microsoft link provided here.

[tgn55]

Another general purpose tool to dig deep into any WPF app is snoop ... https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...HVsZ-IZ5n0wV7r

Cheers,
T.

[Protech]

Hi tgn55

Thank you so much, a key tool that helps me to find what I was searching for.

[Protech]

Hi jeronymite

Thank you for your support also. An awesome community with members like you!!