Hi jplefka ,
One alternative is to write a similar script in 'initialized' event of dashboard.
For example:
dashboard.on('initialized', function (se, ev) {
currentYear = new Date().getFullYear().toString()
datefilter = se.filters.$$items.find(el=>el.jaql.title == 'Date')
datefilter.jaql.filter = {
"explicit": true,
"multiSelection": true,
"members": [
currentYear
]
}
var filterOptions = {
save: true,
refresh: true,
}
se.filters.update(datefilter, filterOptions)
});-Hari
Thanks, this works great for changing the date filter, however it keeps clearing out preset background and locked filters that I have, is there a way I can stop that from happening?
jplefka If you have background filter set, try below script:
dashboard.on('initialized', function (se, ev) {
currentYear = new Date().getFullYear().toString()
filter = se.filters.$$items.find(el=>el.jaql.title == 'Date')
backgroundfilter = filter.jaql.filter.filter
defaultValue = 'West'
filter.jaql.filter = {
"explicit": true,
"multiSelection": true,
"filter":backgroundfilter,
"members": [
currentYear
]
}
var filterOptions = {
save: true,
refresh: true,
}
se.filters.update(filter, filterOptions)
});
-Hari
I don't have background filters set on this current filter, what is happening is the se.filters.update(datefilter, filterOptions) command is altering all my other filters, and any with backround filters set are gettin gmessed up. I just need to code to touch filter "Date" and thats it
