Currently, and not very intuitively, you can't get ScriptData from the normal method. You can, however, get Spark.getData().scriptData.whatever
It's there -- so may as well let us get it the intuitive way via Spark.GetData()
if (request)
return getData().scriptData.whatever
If the SD is truly somewhere else behind-the-scenes, just detect if it's a request and redirect that data to us.
It's a little thing, but it's more than just convenience -- it's for new people, too. This was another thing that I wish I knew long ago. I must have spent hours trying to figure out why my sd wasn't showing up in a req. The answer was making a ticket and having you guys tell me :P
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Customer Support
said
4 months ago
Hi Dylan,
Thanks for the feedback. We'll pass it on for you.
Dylan Hunt
Currently, and not very intuitively, you can't get ScriptData from the normal method. You can, however, get Spark.getData().scriptData.whatever
It's there -- so may as well let us get it the intuitive way via Spark.GetData()
if (request)
return getData().scriptData.whatever
If the SD is truly somewhere else behind-the-scenes, just detect if it's a request and redirect that data to us.
It's a little thing, but it's more than just convenience -- it's for new people, too. This was another thing that I wish I knew long ago. I must have spent hours trying to figure out why my sd wasn't showing up in a req. The answer was making a ticket and having you guys tell me :P