Discount Codes, Named Earnings Days, and Three Chart Fixes

Five fixes, one on billing, one on the calendar and three on the charts.

A discount code you could not use. If you had earned a referral discount, checkout applied it for you and never showed the box for typing a code, so a launch code was out of reach. The billing page now asks which one you want. Stripe takes one discount per subscription, so it is a choice rather than a stack, and leaving the tickbox alone keeps the discount you earned.

The calendar names who is reporting. A day with earnings on your watchlist showed a count, so you still had to open the events page to find out whose. The cell names the company now, with a plus count when there are more, and the full list sits in the tooltip.

Baseline charts draw both halves. The split sat at zero, so price was always above it and the chart came out in a single colour whatever you set the two sides to. It sits at the middle of the pane now and follows you as you pan and zoom, so the colours above and below mean something again.

The Cypher pattern measures its own legs. Cypher was reading the ratios of the XABCD tool, which measures each leg against the one before it. A Cypher measures B and C against the XA leg and D against the whole XC leg, so two of its three numbers were wrong. They follow the rule now.

Pips on the finest instruments. A token whose price grid runs past eight decimals showed no pips figure at all on its drawings. The tick estimate gave up instead of reading coarse, so the measurement is back.