Dashboard Macro Reference

%DATE_FILTER_VALUE({date_attribute_identifier},FROM|TO)%

• {date_attribute_identifier} is the identifier of the date attribute that is used in the associated date filter.
• FROM|TO is the time keyword that determines whether the value returned by the macro is the start date of the filter's time range (FROM) or the end date of the filter's time range (TO).

The URI of the value that is currently selected in an attribute filter (in encoded format)

This macro returns a single filter value and does not support multiple values selected in the filter simultaneously.

%FILTER_VALUE({attribute_identifier})%

{attribute_identifier} is the identifier of the attribute that is used in the associated attribute filter.

The value that is currently selected in an attribute filter

If multiple values are selected in the attribute filter, the values are returned separated by comma.

%FILTER_TITLE({attribute_identifier})%

{attribute_identifier} is the identifier of the attribute that is used in the associated attribute filter.

The value that is currently selected in a variable filter

• If multiple (up to 15) values are selected in the variable filter, the values are returned separated by comma.
• If all values are selected in the variable filter, the macro returns All.

%VARIABLE_VALUE({variable_identifier})%

{variable_identifier} is the identifier of the variable that is used in the associated variable filter.

The value of a URL parameter in the current dashboard URL

This macro could be useful when your dashboard is externally filtered by HTTP parameter filters and contains embedded web content that you want to filter by the same values. To pass the parameter filter values through to the embedded web content, add the macro to the code in the embedded web content widget. Once the widget is saved, the macro is dynamically replaced by the current value of the parameter from the dashboard URL.

%URL_PARAM({url_parameter_name})%

{url_parameter_name} is the name of the URL parameter.