You should consider adding the possibillity of 'one-click' order entry on your chart trader. Right now it's very cumbersome requiring a ton of clicks. Not good enough for fast markets.
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Hrmmm. On NT7 that is basically what it is. (Technically two clicks.) Right-click on chart, then left-click on order. Easy peasy. I am guessing you mean NT8? Surely they have not over-complicated the process there. I haven't loaded NT8 in years and never traded with it, so do not know.
I believe it's the same in NT8. But, you first have to click at the right price on the chart, then scroll down to that button you're showing (and if if you're not careful a buy stop could become a sell limit) and finally another click. Compared with one click entry like on the DOM - it is cumbersome and too slow in a fast market. I'm probably buying a chart trader add-in where this is solved or I'll just superimpose the DOM on my chart trader.