runner with onexecution update

[tkaboris]

Never mind I found an extra logic that cacels the order.
Now i need to understand why entry hasnt moved to High[1], it seems because entry condition looks for entryOrder which is not null. So do I need to cancel this order? if so onBarUpdate? or on OrderUpdate?

if(longPrice >= GetCurrentAsk() && entryOrder == null ){
EnterLongStopMarket(0,true, PositionSize, longPrice, "MyEntryLong");

if(TradeRunner && entryOrderRunner == null)
{
EnterLongStopMarket(0,true, PositionSizeRunner, longPrice, "MyEntryLongRunner");
}


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Would this be the approach to cancel order so entry is based on High[1]?
if(Position.MarketPosition == MarketPosition.Flat && IsFirstTickOfBar && entryOrder != null)
{

tradeLongCancelled = true;
CancelOrder(entryOrder);
if(TradeRunner && entryOrderRunner != null)
{

CancelOrder(entryOrderRunner);
}
}

[NinjaTrader_Jesse]

Hello tkaboris,

It looks like we are off topic here, if you are coding other steps now you will need to use prints to see why your logic is working in that way. Your original question was about submitting a second entry and targets, if you have other questions about moving an order or cancelling an order please make a new post and include specific details on how we can assist and how you have debugged the code up to that point. If you have otherwise resolved your original concern we can close this thread.