latest 20 messages by CustomerSupport
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[2017-01-29T21:48:13Z]
CustomerSupport
I moved my reference section to inside the actual post
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[2017-01-29T21:47:59Z]
CustomerSupport
I think I got it working
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[2017-01-29T21:24:00Z]
CustomerSupport
is that even possibly in Jekyll?
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[2017-01-29T21:22:06Z]
CustomerSupport
I'd like to be able to use include tags to note references in a blog post, which passes captured variables back out to an array in the layout, which creates a reference section using each entry
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[2017-01-29T21:20:29Z]
CustomerSupport
I guess I'll give you the entire picture of what I'm trying to do
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[2017-01-29T21:19:48Z]
CustomerSupport
https://gist.github.com/geoffdavis92/db86c6a085f78df50e0fe31bf0763461
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[2017-01-29T21:17:28Z]
CustomerSupport
ex: I've got ...
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[2017-01-29T21:17:09Z]
CustomerSupport
now I'm trying to figure how to send a variable from a layout into my content
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[2017-01-29T21:16:33Z]
CustomerSupport
allejo: haha sorry about that so I'm able to output and capture a variable from an include
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[2017-01-29T21:15:59Z]
CustomerSupport
allejo
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[2017-01-29T20:57:23Z]
CustomerSupport
how do you do that allejo?
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[2017-01-29T20:57:14Z]
CustomerSupport
shovel got caught in the Liquid
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[2017-01-29T20:57:03Z]
CustomerSupport
that didn't work
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[2017-01-29T20:54:46Z]
CustomerSupport
is there a way to pass out computed varibles from an include back out to a hash in the parent page?
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[2016-11-21T04:51:46Z]
CustomerSupport
Result body is []
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[2016-11-21T04:51:34Z]
CustomerSupport
So I created a webhook and PHP page to handle the request, and my PHP page is not returning anything when I view the webhook requeset/response
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[2015-11-21T19:50:37Z]
CustomerSupport
Traced back to "Jekyll::Tags::IncludeTagError"
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[2015-11-21T19:50:17Z]
CustomerSupport
Getting a nasty error : "Liquid error: comparison of Hash with Hash failed"; restarting Jekyll does not work
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[2015-09-26T04:07:42Z]
CustomerSupport
Anyone have tips for fixing jekyll's CLI calling dead actors?
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[2015-09-10T03:39:56Z]
CustomerSupport
Is there a way to track index in a {% each %} loop?