MT4 Keep Asking Me To Click "OK" or "Print" After I Close An Order

Is there a program or adjust settings of the MT4 so that it will close the dialog box automatically after we close the order?

I don't need to tell the MT4 "OK" nor I will ever want to "Print" the darn order, so that it never ask me again because it is wasting my time clicking an additional button.

Hey,
This is interesting, this should be a simple optional setting (close dialog box when action ends) but I couldn't find where or how to do this in MT4.... Maybe some experienced MT4 coder will take on this small challenge :nerd:. Anyway, here's a list of MT4 hotkeys - useful little tricks that can save time and mouse use/clicks, and perhaps a quick-fix for your issue.

Left arrow — scroll chart to the left;
Right arrow — scroll chart to the right;
Up arrow — quickly scroll chart to the left or (if the scale is defined), scroll chart upwards;
Down arrow — quickly scroll chart to the right or (if the scale is defined), scroll chart downwards;
Numpad 5 — restores chart vertical scale to its original default. If the scale was defined, this returns the chart back to its visible range;
Page Up — scroll a whole screen to the left;
Page Down — scroll a whole screen to the left;
Home — move the chart to the start point (first bar);
End — move the chart to the end point (last, i.e. most current) bar;
"–" — zoom out (there are 6 levels of zoom available);
"+" — zoom in;
Delete — delete all selected objects;
Backspace — delete most recently added objects, on a last-added-first-removed basis;
Enter — open/close the fast navigation window;
Esc — close any dialog window;
F1 — open the on line help "Userguide";
F2 — open the "History Center" window;
F3 — open the "Global Variables" window;
F4 — open MetaEditor;
F5 — switch to the next profile;
F6 — call the "Strategy Tester" dialog window for testing the expert attached to the chart window;
F7 — call the properties dialog window of the expert attached to their chart window, in order to change its settings;
F8 — call the chart setup dialog window, allowing basic chart parameters, colors, etc to be changed;
F9 — call the "New Order" window, allowing the entry of market, limit, stop orders;
F10 — open the "Popup prices" window;
F11 — enable/disable full screen mode;
F12 — scroll the chart one bar to the left;
Shift+F12 — scroll the chart one bar to the right;
Shift+F5 — switch to the previous profile;
Alt+1 — display the chart as OHLC bars;
Alt+2 — display the chart as OHLC candlesticks;
Alt+3 — display the chart as a line (closing prices only);
Alt+A — copy all test/optimization results onto the clipboard;
Alt+W — call the chart management window;
Alt+F4 — exit the program;
Ctrl+A — arrange all indicator window heights by default;
Ctrl+B — call the "Objects List" dialog window;
Ctrl+C or Ctrl+Insert — copy to the clipboard;
Ctrl+D — open/close the "Data Window";
Ctrl+E — enable/disable the attached expert advisor;
Ctrl+F — switch to "Crosshair" mode;
Ctrl+G — show/hide the vertical/horizontal grid;
Ctrl+H — show/hide the OHLC line;
Ctrl+I — call the "Indicators List" dialog window;
Ctrl+L — show/hide volume data on the main chart;
Ctrl+M — open/close the "Market Watch" window;
Ctrl+N — open/close the "Navigator" window;
Ctrl+O — open the "Setup" (Options) window;
Ctrl+P — print the chart;
Ctrl+R — open/close the "Strategy Tester" window;
Ctrl+S — save the chart prices (OHLCV) in a file having extensions: "CSV", "PRN" or "HTM";
Ctrl+T — open/close the "Terminal" window;
Ctrl+W or Ctrl+F4 — close the chart window that's currently in focus;
Ctrl+Y — show/hide date (period) separators;
Ctrl+Z or Alt+Backspace — undo object deletions in the reverse order they occurred;
Ctrl+F6 — switch to the next chart window;
Ctrl+F9 — open the "Terminal — Trade" window and switch the focus into it, allowing trading operations to be entered via the keyboard.

Hope this helped some Kobi

It's a bit old but for anyone looking to address / fix this issue, its one click trading that needs to be enabled. It's located under "tools -> Options -> Trade". Cheers!

Just a bit old?

It's 11 years old and he hasn't been here for 5 years

Oh well, still probably help someone in the future.

I reckon about 2033, and people will still be saying, I heard they are going to stop using MT4 soon.