What does the Toggle off/on link do in Replikanto?

The Toggle button in Replikanto is used to quickly deselect follower accounts for copying trades from the leader account. It is a text link next to the Follower Accounts title, above the follower grid, and reads Toggle off or Toggle on.

• Clicking Toggle off will deselect all currently selected follower accounts, which stops them from receiving copied trades from the leader account.
• Toggle on only appears after you have used Toggle off. It reselects the accounts that were previously deselected by that action.
• Important: Toggle on does not enable followers from scratch. To initially turn followers on, you must select each one manually. Toggle on only restores accounts you previously toggled off.
• If you turn a follower on or off by hand after using Toggle off, the link goes back to Toggle off and no longer remembers which accounts it turned off.
• This feature is useful when a trader wants to quickly disengage all follower accounts without having to manually deselect each account individually, and then restore them later.
• The Toggle button provides a convenient method to manage the follower accounts and their participation in trade copying within Replikanto.

Why don't I see the Toggle off link?

Starting with Replikanto 1.7.0.0, the link is shown only when clicking it would do something:

• Toggle off is hidden when every follower is already Off (or the tab has no followers). Turn at least one follower on and the link comes back.
• Toggle on is shown only while at least one account that Toggle off turned off is still Off. If you turn a follower on or off by hand in the meantime, the link goes back to Toggle off.

In earlier versions the link was always visible, even when clicking it did nothing.

The same link over the node list

In Leader Mode, the node list (Replikanto Nodes) has its own Toggle off / Toggle on link next to its title. It works the same way for your local network and remote nodes: Toggle off turns every node off, Toggle on turns back on the nodes it turned off, and it follows the same show/hide rules.