Hello fellow splunkers, I have a dashboard with some custom javascript looking like this: // Define search command to find email addresses of managers var search_managersMail = new SearchManager({ id: "search_managersMail", search: mvc.tokenSafe('| ldapsearch domain=default search="(&(objectClass=group)(distinguishedName=$manager_selected$))" | ldapgroup | mvexpand member_dn | ldapfilter domain=default search="(&(distinguishedName=$$member_dn$$)(samAccountType=805306368))" attrs="mail" | fields mail'), autostart: false, cache: false, exec_mode: "blocking" }); // Action when save button is clicked $("#btn-submit").on("click", function (){ search_managersMail.startSearch(); // Handle results if search is done search_managersMail.on("search:done", function(properties) { var search_managersMailResults = search_managersMail.data("results"); for (i = 0; i < search_managersMailResults.data().rows.length; i++){ managersMail += "," + search_managersMailResults.data().rows[i][0]; The problem looks like a race condition to me. When the button btn-submit is pressed and the code hits the line "for (i = 0; i < search_managersMailResults.data().rows.length; i++){" I get in the debugger: search_managersMailResults.data() is undefined. Just a second after this I see that the results are coming in via a GET Request...so the question is: Why does search:done even fire, when the results are not really here already. Is it because of ldapsearch? Is this approach not doable with ldapsearch? In my lab this works fine, so the code should be good enough...but in the production enviroment I always get this error that the search_managersMailResults.data() is undefined and afterwards I see the correct results flying in...why is this happening in this order? Is there any way to make the code really wait for the results of the search before parsing the results? Thanks, Thomas ... View more