Error using Multiple Filters on Beast Mode

Hi @Genival_Junior

You're not closing your first pfilter correctly. You're leaving off the closing value code %22]}

Also instead of passing in pfilter twice you can instead try and pass multiple values ni your pfilters list

?pfilter=[
{ filter1 information },
{ filter2 information}
]

So in your example I'd remove the second ?pfilters={ and replace it with %22]},

Hi @Genival_Junior

Sadly no, cards / beast modes don't support parameters at this time.

I think I misunderstood your request. I thought you were asking about having the card allow you to change some value and it would update which it can't do. If you're wanting to just open a new link that's something that is possible. I've done a write up on it here using the HTML anchor (A) tag: https://dojo.domo.com/discussion/52683/domo-ideas-conference-beast-modes-images-and-hyperlinks. This is assuming you're using a field value as part of the your hyperlink.

Hi @Genival_Junior

I think I can help.

I had a similar use case/issue when trying to pass through filters from one dashboard to the other.

Using a beast mode, you can only pass ONE filter to a linked page. However, as you mentioned, on the main dashboard, people may have selected multiple filters before they get to the link to the secondary dashboard.

What to do at a high-level:

Create concatenated beast mode and reference it in your page filter link beast mode.

My Example:

On Main Page:

First Filter: Our Property Name ("name")

Second Filter: Competitor Property Name ("comp for")

First, I create a beast mode called "Name and Comp For" on all my datasets:

CONCAT(`Name`, ' ', `Comp For`)

Now, when someone selects both filters, it will filter this Beast Mode to one true value (Property X and Comp Y filters turns into 'Property X Comp Y' value).

Second, I create the beast mode that links to the subpage and passes this combined filter:

CONCAT('<a href=''https://woodpartners.domo.com/page/2101023617?pfilters=['

,'{"column":"Name and Comp For","dataType":"string","operand":"IN","values":["'

,CONCAT(`Name`, ' ', `Comp For`)

,'"]}'

,']'' target="_blank" title="Open in Domo">',`Name`,'</a>'    

   )

So, you are passing only one filter, but it is the combination of two fields. I think this may not work for all scenarios, but as long as the data is structured such that the combination of two, three, or however many fields make sense, this should work.

Let me know if this makes sense.

@Genival_Junior , you can't. You would need a custom app for that.

In order to do what you've describe, your beast mode for the p_filter would have to be able to perform a LIST_AGG() to collapse all the available values spread across rows into one row.

I recommend finding a different solution to address your use case.