@Edent generally though, you don't have to do that because you can hook in later and it's already run that against the URL and it has already done it for you. What exactly are you trying to do, and how are you trying to do it?
@Edent afaik the query is entirely arbitrary because it’s governed by whatever template handles that page, rather than any internally consistent logic?
@gadgetoid maybe that's where I'm going wrong? I'm trying to use a sub-template which doesn't receive any information about the page which is rendering it.
I may well do doing something very stupid 😆
@Edent oh so you’ve got the URL but nothing else to work with inside your template context? It’s been a looong time since I messed with my templates but afaik you get querystring parameters and the implicit scope that a given template is usually mapped to a given section?
What even is a sub template? 🤣 my theme is 17 years old at this point.
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