EDGE 

Instead of completely removing the Label text and leaving it blank.. Try placing/using double quotes ( "" ) for the Label text instead... Best of Luck and Be Safe in this Crazy World!

Thanks. When I put "" in the Label text, that's what I also got in the Configured indicators list to the left.

vickisb 

Thanks. When I put "" in the Label text, that's what I also got in the Configured indicators list to the left.

At one time, blank Config was an issue with all indicator scripts..
Upon Looking Again.. It seems as though that might be fixed..
Now by default, blanking label does not effect name in Configured..

Comment Out any code (outside of OnStateChange -> State == Defaults)
that would change the Name or specifically Override DisplayName..
After Commenting out Code.. Test Indy on Chart w/Label Text and Blank..

If you then use the double quotes in Label field vs blanking it out
It will condense the displayed text in Configured to just Indy Name..
(while still leaving displayed text blank on the chart of course)


Now, if you absolutely have to Override the DisplayName for some reason..
And never want any display name text on chart nor ever need that option..

 

Code

public override string DisplayName { get { return (State != null && State == State.SetDefaults) ? "IndicatorConfigName()" : "";} }

If you'd prefer having the option to display on chart or not.. See post 4 from @zt379



Be Safe in this Crazy World!

EDGE 

At one time, blank Config was an issue with all indicator scripts.. Upon Looking Again.. It seems as though that might be fixed.. Now by default, blanking label does not effect name in Configured.. Comment Out any code (outside of OnStateChange -> State == Defaults) that would change the Name or specifically Override DisplayName.. After Commenting out Code.. Test Indy on Chart w/Label Text and Blank.. If you then use the double quotes in Label field vs blanking it out It will condense the displayed text in Configured to just Indy Name.. (while still leaving displayed text blank on the chart of course) Now, if you absolutely have to Override the DisplayName for some reason.. And never want any display name text on chart nor ever need that option..   Code public override string DisplayName { get { return (State != null && State == State.SetDefaults) ? "IndicatorConfigName()" : "";} } If you'd prefer having the option to display on chart or not.. See post 4 from @zt379 Thanks!!! Turns out it was the code in public override string DisplayName that was causing the problem in each of my problem indicators. When I commented out that section, I was able to blank out the label name without blanking out the indicator name in the Configured list. And when I looked at other indicators that don't have the problem, none of them I've checked have that section, so that definitely was the problem. Immense thanks! Be Safe in this Crazy World!