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Show me how to set filter text before loading reports page

parrotgw
Explorer

hi

Every time open a report page, i'am have to do a search.
so I want to create preset report pages
Show me how to set filter text before loading reports page

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thank

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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Consider modifying the navigation menu for the app. You can change the default "Search Datasets Reports Alerts Dashboards" menu with something like "Search Datasets MyReports Reports Alerts Dashboards".

Do that by selecting Settings->User Interface->Navigation menus. Click on "default" for the app you need to modify. Add text like this between two of the view tags. It causes the menu bar to have an entry called "MyReports" which lists all reports containing the string "my".

<collection label="MyReports">
        <saved source="all" match="my"/>
</collection>
---
If this reply helps you, Karma would be appreciated.

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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Consider modifying the navigation menu for the app. You can change the default "Search Datasets Reports Alerts Dashboards" menu with something like "Search Datasets MyReports Reports Alerts Dashboards".

Do that by selecting Settings->User Interface->Navigation menus. Click on "default" for the app you need to modify. Add text like this between two of the view tags. It causes the menu bar to have an entry called "MyReports" which lists all reports containing the string "my".

<collection label="MyReports">
        <saved source="all" match="my"/>
</collection>
---
If this reply helps you, Karma would be appreciated.
0 Karma
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