Hello, I have a dropdown which runs a search query that returns a subset of potential results. I want to create an "ALL" value option which only applies the results of the subset from that search.   <input type="dropdown" token="mytoken"> <label>My Token</label> <choice value="*">ALL</choice> <initialValue>*</initialValue> <fieldForLabel>resultName</fieldForLabel> <fieldForValue>resultValue</fieldForValue> <search> <query> index="AnIndex" type="FilterType" </query> </search> </input>   This token is used in a panel as follows:   <panel> <single> <title>Warnings</title> <search> <query> index="AnIndex" myToken=$mytoken$ level="warn" | stats count(message) </query> </search> ... </panel>     As it currently is, the default value for the dropdown resolves to the wildcard `*`. I want the default value to only be the subset that my query returns.  Any help appreciated, thank you.  ... View more

I have a dashboard which provides a handful of filter criteria, for example, `fieldA=A` and `fieldB=B`. One such criteria changes the application I am searching on, which does not have `fieldA`.  Is there a way to conditionally set my filters such that they only apply to my search query only if `fieldA` exists in an application's logs?   ... View more

I have a generic search that I am using to display data for a handful of applications, which look something like this: index=$index$ application=$app_name$ fieldA=$searchA$ fieldB=$searchB$   However, one of my applications do not have a `fieldA`. Therefore,  if I was to preform a search using my dashboard, this would resolve to: index=myIndex application=application1 fieldA=* fieldB=*  Because `fieldA` does not exist in `application1`, the search fails, and I get nothing back.  Is there a way to resolve search criteria for fields that do not exist? ... View more