Apply filters to dashboards

[Charles Delaporte]

I would like to create dashboards with filters, so that only issues that satisfy this filter are displayed. Is this possible?

[Ollie Guan]

What kind of chart do you need to generate?

Charts in the dashboard are all dependent on filters.

[Charles Delaporte]

I would like the following gadgets - with a filter ("client site")

- list of issues 

- list of issues recently added

- list of issues recently changed

- list of issues assigned to me

In the future, I might also be interested in stats

[Ollie Guan]

You can do this with the following query

1.project = XXX

2.project = XXX ORDER BY created DESC

3.project = XXX ORDER BY updated DESC

4.project = XXX AND assignee  = currentUser()

[Charles Delaporte]

Thanks, but where can I define the filters?

[Jack Brickey]

go to Search for Issues, click Advanced and enter into the search field. save the filter and give it a name. share it.

there is a lot of helpful info in the documentation. Here is one cloud like to get you going.

[Charles Delaporte]

It seems to me that the only gadget that allows to apply a filter is "filter Results" - i.e. it does not seem possible to apply filters to other gadgets like graphs, charts, calendars, voted issues... ?

is this correct?

[Charles Delaporte]

Ollie answered that "Charts in the dashboard are all dependent on filters"... so it seems to me that I missing something.

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

Almost all the gadgets ask you to provide them with a filter (or project, which makes them use "project = xxx" as the filter).

You need to create and save the filters you want to use and then you can select them when configuring your gadgets