[bug] Special PlaceholderAPI placeholders support

[joex92]

PAPI has an extension called LocalTime, this extension allows you to show localized time this way:
%localtime_timezone_[here-goes-timezone],[time-format]%
so, using this with essentialsx geolocation extension for PAPI it can be used this way:
%localtime_timezone_{geolocation_timezone},HH:mm:ss%
this way it will show the player's local time...

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but here's the problem, I tried this:

and got this:

which just used the default GMT+0 time because the timezone given was incorrect....

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then i tried this:

and got this:

and this in console:

[04:38:34 WARN]: [AdvancedTabOverlay] There have been 1 warnings while loading plugins/AdvancedTabOverlay/tabLists/default.yml
WARNING: Error in placeholder ${viewer localtime_timezone_${viewer geolocation_timezone},HH:mm:ss%}:
Unknown placeholder

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Finally I decided to hardcode it:

and got this:

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so it works, but it would always show the same time instead of the viewer's localized time, which is my intention... The problem is that, when using placeholders inside the placeholders, it needs a space before the $ character... anyways, I believe this should be fixed. because there is another PAPI extension, Math, that uses the same principle to use other placeholders...

[Andre601]

Bit less big text would be nice.
We can read.

[joex92]

Bit less big text would be nice.
We can read.

I wanted to separate with lines each thing, didn't know how to get rid of big text but I could now, I'm a bit new still to markdown...

[Andre601]

Coming back to this, I can suggest a small workaround for you to solve this issue for the time being.

You can use the Shortcut expansion to bypass this annoying placeholder limitation. You simply need to make a file (i.e. localtime.txt) in the shortcuts folder and have the following content in it:

%localtime_timezone_{geolocation_timezone}%

You would then use ${viewer shortcut_localtime} as the placeholder in your tab and it should work.