If memory serves me right (which it often is not), in FX a limit order gets filled at the price only - not at the price or better. That is why a breakout trade at Oanda is ordered via a limit order. Maybe that is where his question is coming from.
Yes. However, when it comes to available order types, there is a key difference between full-spectrum brokers like MBT and many retail forex brokers, as mentioned above: I'd bet that's where manz66's misunderstanding originates.
manz66, while you're doing your homework on order types, try hand-writing the following 3 lines, in that specific order -- or maybe even drawing a diagram -- on a sticky (rather than stickup) note and tape it to your monitor or wherever you tape important stuff: Buy Stop (Limit) | Sell Limit current market price Sell Stop (Limit) | Buy Limit Until all that is burned in your brain and becomes second nature to you, this note will remind you that both Buy Stop / Buy Stop Limit and Sell Limit orders are entered ABOVE the current market price, while both Sell Stop / Sell Stop Limit and Buy Limit orders are entered BELOW the current market price. I did something like that many years ago... must've worked.