Hi mcbee.
>> but it looks like your PREV is not recording the prices in the first trigger.
Yes, it looks so - that is why I have reported a bug, but no one believes me that it looks more like a bug and not like me not understanding what I'm doing.
>> this may be due to you not having the condition
>> and selections back price is greater than 1.01.
Ok, nowhere in documentation it says that back prices are not saved if they are not greater then 1.0 (eg, 1.01 or higher).
If it shows "price saved:[back_price]", then it passes the trigger conditions. If it does, then it must save these prices into PREV with using "remember" action. I'm calling "write to log" and "remember" in the same trigger, so they must be processed both or none of them, am I correct? In other words, if log is showed, then price is recorded (both actions are processed because trigger conditions are met).
So it looks like we have 2 questions here:
1. Does it save prices with "remember" action always, or it does so only when prices are between 1.01 and 1000?
2. How can it not remember prices but write to log - how can it do one action but not do another action, while all trigger conditions are met and all trigger's actions must be processed?
>> you do have every selections back price is greater than 0 , but this condition is just 1 action and not an action for each selection separate.
I now have Every Selection Back Price is greater then 0, so it must be true for every selection, but the problem persists.
>> by putting price saved:[back_price] , all that it is saving to the log is the price it see's for the selection as it saves to log.
This is logical. BUT, again, I have both "remember" and "write to log" actions in the same trigger, so I expect either both of them to be processed or none of them. So if it shows "price saved" log then trigger conditions are met, so I expect it to save all prices into PREV.
>> if you are using the triggers for steamer and drifter , do you select 1 or more selections for betting.
It usually selects more then 1 selection for betting.
mcbee, thanks for your help and advice!