Dashboards & Visualizations

results not updated when value change with input type dropdown and using basesearch

matthieu_araman
Communicator

Hello,

I'm using the following form with Splunk 6.2

one basesearch name "basequery".
This search returns less than 10000 answers and is fast.
I use an dropdown input type populated by field from basequery.
I've activated autorun, searchwhenchanged, ...
Then I've a list of panel populated by searches which are based on the resultats from basequery + filter from dropdown + specific by dashboard
So I created another basesearch name "basequery2" filtering results with $field$ value
then the other searches are based on basequery2

The problem I face is that when I select a new value, I see the values visually refresh but the filter is not applied.
If I click on search, which open the complete request in another window, the search is correct and filtered.

If I inline the basequery2 into each search it works and refresh correctly but I don't find it very efficient and less readable even if the results come pretty fast.
.
If there's a way to force the value updated in the basesearch basequery2 and have the results updated correctly or is this a bug/limitation of the current release ?

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auradk
Path Finder

Thanks for follow up. I did the same.

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auradk
Path Finder

Did you ever solve this, i face the same problem.

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matthieu_araman
Communicator

No, I workarounded it by inlining.
I think it was with 6.2.0 and didn't retest with last versions (like the current 6.2.3)

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stephanefotso
Motivator

Can i see your dashboard code? please?

SGF
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