Parameter select
Parameter select reports provide you with an easy way to add interactivity to your dashboards.
A parameter select report lets users set a Neo4j query parameter (e.g. $neodash_person_name
) dynamically.
This means that you can create your reports to show different data depending on the
value of a parameter.
There are five types of parameter select reports:
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Node property-based selectors
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Relationship property-based selectors
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Free text selectors
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Date picker selectors
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Custom query selectors
Examples
Node property select
A node property selector lets users choose a property from a node with a given label, to be used as a parameter in the dashboard.
Date select
A date selector lets users specify dates using a calendar widget, or by entering a date format.
Custom query select
A custom query selectors lets you specify a custom selector widget, where user suggestions are populated based on an $input
variable that is passed down into your custom query.
Advanced settings
Name | Type | Default value | Description |
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Clear Parameter on Field Reset |
on/off |
off |
If set, removes the global parameter completely when the field is cleared.
This may break some visualizations.
Otherwise, sets the parameter value to |
Multiple Selection |
on/off |
off |
If set, allows users to select multiple choices. Then, the parameter is an array of selections. |
Manual Parameter Save |
on/off |
off |
If set, adds a confirmation button in order to propagate the selection into the dashboard parameter. |
Enable Manual Label/Property Name Specification |
on/off |
off |
If enabled, does not enforce you to select a node label or property using an auto-complete field. Instead, you can enter any value. This is useful for large datasets where the autocomplete field is too slow to render. |
Helper Text (Override) |
Text |
(none) |
Text to show above the user input field. This overrides the autogenerated text from the node or relationship property pair. |
Report Description |
Markdown text |
If set, adds a button to the report header that opens a pop-up. The pop-up contains the rendered Markdown from this setting. |