Saving the Time Range in Dasboard does not work

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Hello, we are running Graylog 4.1.13+abc344a.

I have created a Dashboard with all my wanted data. Now i want to save the time range into the dashboard.

I view the dashboard as an admin, select the desired time-range with the blue clock icon (12h relative first try, but also predefined 1d on second) and click on apply filter. Works flawlessly.

Now i save the Dashboard. After leaving and returning to the Dashboard page the Time Range defaults again to 5 minutes.

I already read through:

And it really does not work like this. The Time Range always defaults to 5min whenever the Dashboard is opened.
Any help? How to Troubleshoot this? Maybe i could manually edit the config file of the Dashboard?

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Case can be closed.

I added the Timerange to every Widget individually and Applied the changes, saved the Dashboard. Simply setting the global timerange didnt work.

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You should not need to apply this workaround. The expected behavior is for the global timerange override to persist.

I filed an issue: Dashboard timerange override is lost after save · Issue #12590 · Graylog2/graylog2-server · GitHub

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If you are building a dashboard with widgets that have different time periods then setting the default behavior of saving the global time period to all widgets would break your intention…

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Hi, just for clarification, i encountered the following behavior:

Setting global Timerange in the Dashboard(blue clock button) > Apply filter to all widgets (green button) > Save & Reload = global Timerange 5min again.

Setting (same) Timerange for widgets individually > applying changes to widget > Save & Reload Dashboard = Timerange stays like intended.

Because of the fact i couldnt find anything to this Topic, my best guess was that i encountered an bug. Just wanted to make sure im not missing something obvious.

Cheers

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Seems counter-intuitive to not persist the global timerange, just the widget timeranges.
My expectation is that if I set a global timerange, that’s applied to all widgets; and persists after save. And if I override the global timerange within a widget, then that override should also persist, while all other widgets continue to inherit the global timerange.

Anyway - issue if filed, so we’ll see what the Search Team says.

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Looks like it was closed. :frowning:

We can agree to disagree! :smiley: If I have a time in mind as a default I set is as so in the widgets. For instance I have an 8 hour dash for Remote Access. When I change it globally occasionally for 24 hours or 48 I know it will revert back to the 8. Conversely and to your point… if I wanted to change the whole dash to 24 hours I would have to modify each widget… yuk

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There’s an argument to be made either way. Maybe there could be a radio button you can select, if you want the global setting to persist.

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