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drop down search token as a global input
hi all,
Is it possible to pass a variable to other dashboards, something like global variable,
i have a dropdown box and sources are populated in it, i need the same source name selected in one dashboard to be in other dashboards without selecting either by a default population or as a variable input
please help
thank you
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Anyone got solution for this question using simple xml?
I don't want to use sideview or migrate to advance xml
Looking forward for reply
Thank you
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Fields, they're called fields! So what you really want to do is pass values over to another dashboard, I recommend using sideview utils and its wonderful urlloader and drilldown.
Download it and there are some great tutorials build into the app to explain how it all works.
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thank you Drainy, but i have created a form and changed its css view and almost going to finish it, now it will be a bit difficult for me to migraate ti advanced xml, could u pls help me , if there is any way to do this in simple xml, pls
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Try downloading it and looking at the tutorials 🙂 You'd be surprised how easy it can be. It may look more complicated than Simple XML but really it actually makes a great deal more sense once you've sat and looked at it for a while
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Yes, you do.
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i am using simple xml, do i have to migrate to advanced xml to get this properties?
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there isn't any global variable concept in splunk?
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