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select dropdown is not working

gajananh999
Contributor

Dear All,

I have created one form and i want to add multiple dropdowns to form but i am not able to load dynamic values to select option.

Here is the code Could anyone please help me here where i am going wrong.

<form>
    <label>Simple select drop down</label>
     <label>Identity Provider Reports</label>

  <fieldset>
    <input type="dropdown" token="tgtHostname">
       <label>Select the hostname</label>
       <populatingSearch fieldForValue="tgtHostname" fieldForLabel="tgtHostname"><![CDATA[index=infosario sourcetype=bluestripe | stats count by env | table env]]></populatingSearch>
     <default>Any</default>
     <choice value="*">Any</choice>
    </input>
     <input type="time" />
      <default>Last 7 days</default>   </fieldset>    </form>

Thanks

Gajanan Hiroji

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1 Solution

somesoni2
Revered Legend

Use the actual field name returned by search for attributes 'fieldForValue' and 'fieldForLabel'. For you it should be 'env'.

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

Use the actual field name returned by search for attributes 'fieldForValue' and 'fieldForLabel'. For you it should be 'env'.

gajananh999
Contributor

Thank you so much....

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