Suppose the following query in a Simple XML dashboard returns a table including hyperlinks:
Which of the following is a valid dynamic drilldown element to allow a user of the dashboard to visit the hyperlinks contained in the link field?
Suppose the following query in a Simple XML dashboard returns a table including hyperlinks:
Which of the following is a valid dynamic drilldown element to allow a user of the dashboard to visit the hyperlinks contained in the link field?
To enable a dynamic drilldown that allows a user to visit hyperlinks contained in a link field, the correct element must correctly define a link that opens the target URL in a new tab. The option with the proper syntax for this functionality is '<drilldown> <link target="_blank">$row.link$</link> </drilldown>', which correctly references the field containing the hyperlink ('$row.link$') and specifies that the link should open in a new tab with 'target="_blank"'. This ensures that the user can click on the hyperlinks and navigate to the specified URLs.
PLEAESE do refer the drilldown concepts
Answer is C. "A" is not a drilldown option
Agreed Answer is C. Using the Splunk Reference URLs https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/8.1.2/Viz/DrilldownLinkToURL "To customize the content that opens in the browser, you can include query parameters with the URL that you use. You can configure a drilldown to capture a clicked or other value in the source dashboard and pass it as a parameter to a target. As an example, you might have drilldown enabled on a table visualization. The $click.value2$ predefined token gives you access to the value in a clicked table cell." https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/8.1.2/Viz/tokens "Drilldown. Use tokens to configure drilldown behavior. Prefined and custom token let you customize content in linked searches, dashboards, or URLs. You can also use tokens to create interactive behavior in the same dashbaord."