Greetings,
I've done some reading, but I can't seem to put together the various answers over the course of the years. I am using Splunk 5. I have a dashboard, and it has a dynamic drill down which then just calls a splunk query. I would really like to make that query some of the data (an id field) be a clickable link to an outside page. (ie: http://website.com/info?$id$).
How could I achieve this functionality?
There is some documentation on how to do this is simplexml:
Roughly if this a table you could do something like:
<table>
...
<drilldown>
<link>http://website.com/info?$row.id$).
</drilldown>
</table
Some other tokens available:
click.value2 - the value that you clicked on if you drilldown type is cell
click.name1 - the fieldname that clicked on.
click.value - the far left column's value
click.name - the far left column's field name
There is some documentation on how to do this is simplexml:
Roughly if this a table you could do something like:
<table>
...
<drilldown>
<link>http://website.com/info?$row.id$).
</drilldown>
</table
Some other tokens available:
click.value2 - the value that you clicked on if you drilldown type is cell
click.name1 - the fieldname that clicked on.
click.value - the far left column's value
click.name - the far left column's field name
Hi @melting_splunk ,
Does the tokens you specified, works for Bar chart dashboards as well ?
For e.g., i have a bar chart and i want to add a drill down "link to a search" and i wish to open a new search when i click on a bar of my graph. the new search should open results of the clicked value only. So what i tried to do is pass the variables using the token click.value. But it always opens a blank search.
Is this doable in advanced xml?
Thanks. I really wanted to do this from a search, but I did make another dashboard. The original dashboard drills down into the second supplying the form information, and then those rows are able to be drilled down. So mission accomplished!