BrianHHough

[stone tiger]

You'd need to have something read from the query parameter. There are packages for this, but you could also build it yourself, eg with a useEffect hook and inspecting window.location

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Location

[acoustic lion]

Ahhh that's what that's called - ok thanks so much! Going to look into this

[stone tiger]

NP!

[acoustic lion]

and what's it called when there is a ?characters...

[stone tiger]

if you use react-router eg, that's built in with useParams:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62426998/react-hooks-how-to-get-parameter-value-from-query-string

"query parameters"

or query string

[acoustic lion]

absolute legend!! thank you!