Hi Roberto,

You can use the Nexcess\LimitOrders\OrderLimiter class to get details about the order limiter and its settings.

For example:

$limiter   = new \Nexcess\OrderLimiter\Limiter();
$limit     = $limiter->get_limit();
$remaining = $limiter->get_remaining_orders();
$resets    = $limiter->get_next_interval_start();

echo "Heads up, we only accept {$limit} orders a day, and only {$remaining} slots are remaining!";
echo "Missed your chance? We start taking orders again at {$resets->format( 'g:ia T')}!";

Thanks for reaching out!

@romeirocze This may help you, an add-on plugin that registers a new [limit-orders] shortcode: https://gist.github.com/stevegrunwell/393dc9ea09527c344b2b227c552c11e0

Variables within the shortcode content will go through the same replacement process that happens for other messages within Limit Orders. For example:

[limit-orders]We can only accept {limit} orders per hour. We'll begin accepting orders again at {next_interval:time} {timezone}.[/limit-orders]

Will be rendered as:

We can only accept 50 orders per hour. We’ll begin accepting orders again at 1:00 pm EDT.

• This reply was modified 4 months, 2 weeks ago by Steve Grunwell. Reason: Add link to variable documentation