i tried to do this with querys to populate each dropdown but i´m getting some errors. I just want to have this manually like this:
Dropdown 1
A
B
C
dropdown 2
123
234
345
456
if i choose A i just want to show on other dropdown: 123 and 234 (for example)
if i choose B i just want to show 345 and 123
if i choose C 123,234 and456...and so on
is there a way to do this manually? there are not so many values and i don´t mind adding them . Is there some kind of "eval" with dropdowns?
Thanks
@guillecasco,
An easier approach would be use a query to populate your second dropdown. The query for the second dropdown can use token value from the first drop down to filter appropriately.
http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/6.4.1/Viz/tokens#Define_tokens_for_form_inputs
Try this
1) Create a lookup table, say dropdownvalues.csv, with two columns field1 field2 **choose good names if possible for both lookup and columns
dropdownvalues.csv
field1,field2
A,123
A,234
B,345
B,123
C,123.
C,234
C,456
2) Dropdown 1, use this query (assuming token name is field1)
| inputlookup dropdownvalues.csv | stats count by field1 | table field1
3) Dropdown 2, use this query
| inputlookup dropdownvalues.csv | search field1="$field1$"| stats count by field2 | table field2
thanks man, it was easier to get the values on the second drop box dynamically from a search.
Will implement you idea when i can´t do that.
@guillecasco,
An easier approach would be use a query to populate your second dropdown. The query for the second dropdown can use token value from the first drop down to filter appropriately.
http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/6.4.1/Viz/tokens#Define_tokens_for_form_inputs
thanks man!