What is wrong with the match condition in the following input that is not setting accountselectedToken to false?

[jprovenzale]

What is wrong with the Match Condition in the following input that is not setting accountselectedToken to False? The value is :      accountselectedToken = True.
It is failing the match condition and performing the second condition i.e. setting accountToken="*"

<input type="multiselect" token="shardToken" searchWhenChanged="false">
       <label>Shards</label>
       <delimiter>,</delimiter>
       <fieldForLabel>shardaccount</fieldForLabel>
       <fieldForValue>shard</fieldForValue>
  <search>
     <query>| inputlookup ShardList.csv
        | eval shardaccount=shard + " - " + account</query>
       <earliest>@d</earliest>
       <latest>now</latest>
  </search>
<change>
      <condition match="$accountselectedToken$==True">
         <set token="accountselectedToken">False</set>
     </condition>
    <condition>
        <set token="accountToken">"*"</set>
   </condition>

[jprovenzale]

Initially it is set here when the dashboard loads.

<init>
    <set token="accountToken">"*"</set>
    <set token="accountselectedToken">False</set>
</init>

There is an Accounts panel that displays the top performing account for each shard. When clicking on the account I want, the accountselectedToken is set to True.

This is because I also update the Shards multi-select box with the Shard the account is on. So in this changed condition, I don't want to set the accountToken to "*". I simply want to unset the accountselectedToken.

accountselectedToken is not a string value. 

[ITWhisperer]

accountselectedToken is a string value - that is what <set> does

<set token="accountselectedToken">False</set>

If you don't have anywhere that sets accountselectedToken to True, it will not match the condition

If you want to unset a token, use <unset>

<unset token="accountselectedToken"/>

[jprovenzale]

Ok, I have set the Match statement to look like this.

<condition match="$accountselectedToken$=='True'">

It still does not recognise the match condition.

The accountselectedToken is set when I click on the account value in the Accounts panel. It is a drilldown.

This then changes the dropdown panel to the shard value the account is on thus invoking the change condition, but it still sets the accountToken to "*". The Match condition is still failing.

When I mentioned unset, I actually meant set the value to False.

[ITWhisperer]

Single quotes are used to refer to a field or token - use &quot; as I suggested for embedded XML encoded double quotes needed for a string

[jprovenzale]

Thanks very much. All is working.

Can't believe it was that simple.

[ITWhisperer]

Where is accountselectedToken being set?

Also, try putting quotes around True if it is a string

<condition match="$accountselectedToken$==&quot;True&quot;">