DailyFX Economic Calendar

Yes, I ticked the "Allow DLL imports" box

This is Dax Index chart with the calendar (with GCI broker):

Originally Posted by Odj

Yes, I ticked the "Allow DLL imports" box

You should check dll here as well:

Besides, I am always downloading MT4 from the official Metaquotes website (not from the broker's website) - from here.
After installing MT4, I try to find the brokler I want during the openning the account.

Ok, thanks NewDigital

I just enabled it but it's still not working.

According to the HTML file, it says "Error: InternetOpenUrl"

It may be limitation of your broker ...
or Igorad will find the decision about what's going on related to it ...

I just tried the files on my other Brokers' platform and it's the same thing

Hi Odj,

Do you use Internet explorer as default web browser? If not, try to make it as default browser. Let's see if it does help.

I use Google Chrome as my default browser because its very fast and has less problems.

However, I just tried making Internet Explorer my default browser and I added "https://www.dailyfx.com" to the trusted sites BUT it still gave the same problem.

I'll change it back to Google Chrome now.

Thanks MatFx

Originally Posted by Odj

I use Google Chrome as my default browser because its very fast and has less problems.

However, I just tried making Internet Explorer my default browser and I added "https://www.dailyfx.com" to the trusted sites BUT it still gave the same problem.

I'll change it back to Google Chrome now.

Thanks MatFx

It was long time ago when Igorad created his very first version of NewsTrader EA. I had VPS from softlayer and I installed this EA to trade. But EA did not work: excel calendar file was not loaded from forex-factory forum and from dailyfx. I tried everything ... nothing ... it did not work at all.

And do you know what I found? I found DEP (Data Execution Prevention). So, I exclude metatrader (terminal.exe file) and NewsTrader EA started to work.

Where is this DEP?
It depends on your OS (XP, or Vista, or Windows 7, or Windows 8 ...).
Example with this link - Exclude Programs from DEP (Data Execution Prevention)

Here's How

1. Click the Start button and choose Computer | System Properties | Advanced System Settings
2. From the System Properties dialog, select Settings
3. Select the Data Execution Prevention tab
4. Select Turn on DEP for all programs and services except those I select
5. Click Add and use the browse feature to browse to the program executable you wish to exclude (for example, excel.exe or word.exe).

The link for Vista and Windows 7 - this one.