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I've since discovered another way to do this: ``` // create view model var viewModel = new EmailViewModel(); // derives from a base class used by all view models //...

@hanc2006 See my similar problem [and solution here](https://github.com/andrewdavey/postal/pull/107). What do you think? Does it work for you too?

Okay that makes good sense. But what happens, for example, if I want to throttle an action by day. In the attribute, is it enough to specify `[EnableThrottling(PerDay = 123)]`,...

"You need to put the rate types you want to enable in the constructor"... I assume you mean the ctor of the global filter. It's for a big project, so...

It's a pity this isn't on the main docs, so for anybody else who wants to know, here is my understanding: - The global filter takes rate limits. These are...

Oops, so I misunderstood... :smile: In your example I thought the `PerHour` will be used, but you say it will be ignored (because it has no corresponding default in the...

@tagliala OK. So if you can't modify your server code, then do it on the client side using jQuery. Use this script on the page, and it will work. ```...

:+1: @moonpyk Looks like this works nicely. Also, do you think that if I want to do the reverse, i.e exclude certain headers (e.g. cookies), then a good way to...

@moonpyk +1 should be merged

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