Indicators not saving to workspaces.

[KennyK]

Hi,
I have a couple of workspaces I created today and set up 4 charts in each with several oscillators, moving averages, and a couple of custom indicators.
When I close NT8, I save all workspaces, but when I reopen them I am missing one of the custom indicators, the moving averages and oscillators.
I have tried a few times putting them back on the charts, saving the workspaces, closing NT8 then reopening. But I get the same result every time.

Then I tried adding a chart with all the indicators bar one, and closing, reopening etc.
I have discovered that all the indicators save to the chart, as long as one of my custom indicators isn't put on the chart.

I have Version B11 64bit on Win 10.

Can you please help?

[RickMcD]

Workspace Elements not Saving.

Experiencing a very similar Workspace/Save problem here (also under NT8/B11), as described by KennyK. Elements of the Charts under various Workspace Tabs are not saved & restored when re/opened.

[saltminer]

With the Indicator that KennyK described, I see "an error generating the xml document" in the log tab after selecting Save for the workspace.
The code of the indicator is pretty straightforward, and I don't see anything wrong with it. It has some Brush inputs (correctly serialized) and an override for the DisplayName. That's about it.
saltminer.

[FatCanary]

I had a similar issue.

Have you read the following thread?

http://ninjatrader.com/support/forum/showthread.php?t=85866

I was miissing an XMLIgnore:

[XmlIgnore()]		
		[Display(Name = "Border Color", Description = "Panel border color", GroupName = "Colors", Order = 0)]
		public Brush BorderBrush
		{	
            get { return borderBrush; }
        	set { borderBrush = value; }
            }
				
		[Browsable(false)]
    	public string BorderBrushSerialize
    	{
        	get { return Serialize.BrushToString(borderBrush); }
            set { BorderBrush = Serialize.StringToBrush(value); }
    	}

[saltminer]

Thanks FatCanary, that was indeed the problem.An easy thing to overlook.
saltminer