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Being a new user of KMyMoney, I am looking for the best way to set up getting online quotes for my investments.
OS Devuan Beowulf (Debian Buster without systemd), KMM 5.0.3, German language. I'd like to avoid Yahoo and prefer a German or European facility to get the quotes from. What would be the best choice? Additional problem: I can manually update the quotes ok. When I try to do an online connect e.g. to Finanztreff, I get the feedback that the invest has no ID. I have tried WKN and ISIN as identifier, none of them works. What do I need to enter? Thanks, Rolf |
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Hello Rolf,
Have you already solved your problem? Currently I am trying to get Finanztreff running. For this I have created a copy of the settings and changed them as follows:
Unfortunately I get the following error message when querying the share price:
@all: Any idea how I need to change the RexEX to get the correct price? |
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I just gave it a try and find the price info in the page source as
So this won't match your RegEx of
What happens if you change that to
which does not care about the color name? Btw: \d+ ist the same as [0-9]+. I also noticed, that this can get you in trouble in case the price is >= 1000. Example: http://fonds.finanztreff.de/fonds_einze ... n?i=166571 provides me with
To catch this price, you might want to change the regex to
which also allows the dot to appear as thousand separator of the integer part of the price. Good luck. ![]()
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Hi ipwizard,
Thank you for your investigation. I also made further attempts and found out that "currently red" or "currently green" depends on whether the price rises or falls. I changed the price REgEX now to
The solution I want to add to the source code via merge request, see here: https://invent.kde.org/office/kmymoney/ ... equests/31 |
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