David Morrison

@marksweb Thank you for your response, below is an example. I create a new query with `id` as the parameter and execute it: After navigating back to the Query List...

> @dwmorrison33 Right, I'm with you - and I thought that was what you meant. I'm fairly sure the app can't do that, at least as it is now. >...

@marksweb I had a chance to work on the changes yesterday and finished them up this morning, but do not have permission to push up the code to the repo....

Note: This is tested with Python3.8 and Django3.2

It looks like I need to update some tests and there is one change I think will be best when creating/deleting the query parameters. Will try to get to those...

> Whoa whoa whoa -- there actually IS a way to do this! The param syntax supports providing a default value. As per the docs: > > You can combine...