Hi All,
I have provided multiple inputs in my dashboard studio and their tokens are being used across multiple searches in the same Dashboard.
I am seeing this issue:
I have to click submit button multiple times.
My multi select inputs look like this and they are interdependent on each other:
Example:
Values of B is dependent on A
Values of C is dependent on A, B
Values of D is dependent on A, B, C
Values of E is dependent on A,B,C,D like that.
Now say if i have selected A,B,C ....D will not update its values until and unless i click submit button.......similarly E will also not update its new values until and unless after selecting D, i press again submit button.
Is there any option for refresh button ?
If i remove submit button, my whole dashboard starts refreshing with each selection of input and this eats away a lot of time.
Thankyou Elizabeth for wonderful explanation. I got your point. I was naive to ask such question (though i am actually naive in splunk as of now).
I was focussing on my inputs and submit button so much that i forgot abt my visualizations.
Though I found out different method.
Removed submit button --> made each input serially dependent on its previous inputs
Made all my visualizations dependent on all of these inputs.
made default value of all of these inputs empty ...so there are no changes in visualisations when we are selecting inputs
So untill and unless i select final input .....none of my visualisations will update. and next will update only when we have correct previous selections
Hi
without submit button you can unselect search on change option in your multiselect option to avoid refreshing your dashboard
in addition i think if you put A,B,C,D in one panel and the others(like E) in another pattern with another submit button , and pass your D value as a token to E, maybe it can be effective
Can you please elaborate ? I did not get your point.
Hi @paritoshs24 - currently the purpose of the submit button is that searches will only run when the button is clicked. That is why after you select input A, you have to press Submit in order for the search behind input B to populate. Then when you select input B, you have to press Submit in order for the search behind input C to populate, and so on.
Do I understand correctly that you want each search that's tied to an input to run automatically, even if there is a submit button?
I think this might lead to some unexpected behavior: Imagine you have a single search that is powering your input and a visualization on the dashboard. That means when the input searches automatically update, visualizations on the dashboard will also automatically update because it uses the same search. Then it would seem like some visualizations are updating even though the Submit button was not yet clicked. What would you expect to happen in this situation?
Thankyou Elizabeth for wonderful explanation. I got your point. I was naive to ask such question (though i am actually naive in splunk as of now).
I was focussing on my inputs and submit button so much that i forgot abt my visualizations.
Though I found out different method.
Removed submit button --> made each input serially dependent on its previous inputs
Made all my visualizations dependent on all of these inputs.
made default value of all of these inputs empty ...so there are no changes in visualisations when we are selecting inputs
So untill and unless i select final input .....none of my visualisations will update. and next will update only when we have correct previous selections
Hi @paritoshs24 I'm so glad you found a solution!