I have table visualization which contains the details of name, course and other details. when am clicking on the any value in the name column that value should pass through the url and it opens the other dashboard to get the entire details of that name.
We have tried the $row.name.value$,$value$ and other syntax as well but no luck. can any one help me here.
Set token in source code, passed the values in url too but not taking the value.
app/search/dashboarddetails?form.name=$value$
app/search/dashboarddetails?form.name=$row.name.value$ etc.,
And do we have any constraints that only 2 or 3 token will be passed in the url?
Try this
app/search/dashboarddetails?form.name=$click.value2$
even this is not working, the value which i have clicked is not passing
Can you share your dashboard source code please (preferably in a codeblock </>)?
please find the below source code, hope it will help
The earliest time and latest time are passing as expected and the name from the table is not
{
"type": "splunk.table",
"options": {
"count": 20,
"headerVisibility": "fixed"
},
"dataSources": {
"primary": "ds_sea"
},
"title": "Overview",
"eventHandlers": [
{
"type": "drilldown.setToken",
"options": {
"tokens": [
{
"token": "Name",
"key": "click.value"
}
]
}
},
{
"type": "drilldown.customUrl",
"options": {
"url": "/.../.../dashboarddetails? form.fi1.earliest=$fid1.earliest$&form.fi1.latest=$fi1.latest$&form.name=$click.value2$",
"newTab": true
}
}
],
"context": {},
"showProgressBar": false,
"showLastUpdated": false
}
You might need to make sure it is url encoded
$click.value2|u$
No luck, not working.
What isn't working? Do you get a new tab opening? What is the URL (from the address bar) that is being used for the new tab?
The new tab is opening but the token which am clicking is not taking in the url. After clicking the value which is passed as token to other dashboard, the url looks like below in new tab:
/.../.../dashboarddetails? form.fi1.earliest=-24h@h&form.fi1.latest=now&form.name=$click.value2|u$
The clicked value is not passing.
It looks like this is still limited in studio (personally, I don't use studio in any meaningful dashboards)
Classic | Studio | ||
Drilldown | Yes | Yes; limited. | If you are using the Splunk Dashboard Studio, you can only drilldown to internal directories or external URLs. You can use tokens in the URL. |
Tokens | Yes | Yes; limited | If you are using Splunk Dashboard Studio, tokens can only be generated using inputs. |