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problem with token safe

Federica_92
Communicator

Please, could someone tell me what's wrong in this?

   {% dropdown id="drop-list2" managerid="mysearch"  default=" " labelField="dad" valueField="dad" value="$dad$"|token_safe %}


   new SearchManager_send({
                        id: "mysearch-tree-send",
                        searchname: "mysearch-tree-send",
                        search: mvc.tokenSafe ("host=path | rex \"\,(?<child>.+)\:\" |  search child=$dad$ | table child ")
                });

my variable $dad$ is always empty

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ngatchasandra
Builder

Hi,
Try to look your SearchManager's id. The managerid="mysearch" who is the manager inside your dropdown and must be the SearchManager's id which will populate your dropdown.

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dfoster_splunk
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

I do not recognize the class SearchManager_send. The regular SearchManager is aware of token-safe strings but I do not know if this custom class is.

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Federica_92
Communicator

Yes, sorry, in the end I have solve that I can not use the safe taken in the sub search

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