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This is a Rich Filter Controller gadget with several dynamic filters that . These filters allow you to filter the issues displayed in other rich filter gadgets by individual values.
This is a Rich Filter Results gadget that displays the list of issues and allows you to see the effect of the filtering.
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Add a Rich Filter Controller gadget to your dashboard and configure it based on your rich filter (Create a simple dashboard explaining how to do this).
Make sure Ensure your new gadget is in the left-hand column of your dashboard; you can drag and drop it if necessary.
Open your rich filter config (described in Easier configuration with the Rich filter menu).
Select the Dynamic Filters tab.
Add a dynamic filter based on the Assignee field.
Start typing "Assignee" into the Pick a field... text input.
Select Assignee from the list of options presented to you.
An Assignee dynamic filter will appear above the text input.
In the same way as before, add dynamic filters based on the Priority, Status, Labels, and Resolution fields.
Go back to your dashboard and refresh it; you should now see the dynamic filters on your controller.
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Add a Rich Filter Results gadget to your dashboard.
Make sure Ensure your new gadget is in the right-hand column of your dashboard; you can drag and drop it if necessary.
In the gadget config form, make sure ensure the Rich filter is set to the same rich filter as your controller, then click Submit.
Try clicking some of the dynamic filters in the controller, selecting a few values, clicking Apply filters, and seeing how the list of issues displayed in your Rich Filter Results gadget changes based on your selections. Note also how the dynamic filters display a number to tell you how many values you have selected inside each one.
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Unlike static filters, which apply automatically when toggled on or off, dynamic filter changes aren't applied used to your dashboard until you click the Apply filters button that appears in the controller when changes have been made. This is because dynamic filter settings usually involve selecting several options; the controller allows you to wait until you are happy with your filter selections before applying them. |
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First, when you click on a dynamic or smart filter, in addition to displaying the available options, the filter box becomes a text field into which you can type search terms to filter those options. This is really useful if you have a filter that contains a large number of containing many options and want to focus on a smaller group that interests you.
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You can enter numeric filter terms in several different ways:
Enter one or several space-separated values, e.g., enter "
1 2 3" to filter for the values 1, 2, or 3.The comparison operators "
<, "">," "<=," and ">=" are accepted, e.g., enter ">=1" to filter for values greater than or equal to 1.Use the form "
a:b" to filter for a range of values; e.g., enter "1:10" to filter for values between 1 and 10.Enter "
empty" to filter for issues where this field is empty or "!empty" to filter for issues where this field is not empty.
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For Refer to our Dynamic Filter Types reference documentation for more information on each dynamic filter type, see our Dynamic Filter Types reference documentation. |
Final result
Your final result should look like this:
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