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What you need to do in this case is take the page filters that were captured and then convert those into queries for your data calls and then redo those calls to just update that part of your app. This is the part I was hoping to get a little more clarity on. Firstly, when using domo.onFiltersUpdate, the call to…
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It does not appear to work that way. filterContainer doesn't return any data. It creates filters on the page. Passing the data from onFilterUpdate into filterContainer doesn't appear to do anything, which makes sense - the filters already exist on the page exactly as passed, so recreating those same exact filters doesn't…
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I already have the filters I need on the page. It is my understanding from this documentation that domo.filterContainer creates a filter. I would instead like to make some kind of call to get data filtered based on the filters already existing on the page as the user makes changes to the filters.
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Yes. I was hoping there was more documentation somewhere to show how to use the filter data shown here in the results from the code example https://developer.domo.com/docs/dev-studio-guides/domo-js#domo.onFiltersUpdate to make a call to actually get the filtered data based on the filters selected, possibly in a manner…
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That's sort of the opposite of what I want. I want everything to happen except the refresh. I am able to use domo.onFiltersUpdate to run a function. I was hoping to use the filter data passed into my domo.onFiltersUpdate function when it gets called to make a call to load exactly the same filtered data the app would have…
