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  • a
    Bloody hell Carson. This is awesome!
  • a
    Where's that new guy gone...
  • a
    ... hey @User - check out this awesomeness ☝️
  • a
    @everyone ☝️ ☝️ ☝️
  • a
    (Sorry for the spam, but this is damn cool)
  • u
    bruh
  • u
    whoa
  • a
  • g
    @User you should probably turn 
    @everyone
    off
  • m
    \> implying I know how to turn anything on or off
  • a
    🙈
  • m
    ok... everyone: turn off
  • s
    puts away the wine
  • a
    sucker. pours another glass of wine
  • m
    This is 🔥 Do you know if it's possible to read the request payload from within the template tags?
  • a
    @User sorry bud. I got a little excited. You can stand down now. I promise to not stomp on the everyone button again 😁
  • m
    get parameters should work
  • m
    I don't think post parameters work yet, going to take a look at that next
  • m
    eventally I'd like to have it slam missing.css in as well
  • m
    so you get a nice, attractive demo for free
  • m
    how do you read a parameter?
  • m
  • m
    it should just work by name
  • m
    one sec... I'll try to put together... a demo
  • m
    😑 not working, I'll get it working in a sec tho
  • m
    🙂
  • m
    Tested and it works for me
  • m
    it looks like it works if the URL is encoded in the request, but not if it is included (or maybe I have an error)
  • m
    can I see your test?
  • m
    Right now I just added ${count} to the template with a url /foo?count=4 and it works. I am trying to see if I can use that to pass it back in the response and build the counter using this parameter instead of the global var.
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