Hi! Trying to set initial values on filters like this // This works const [filterMthCode, setFilterMthCode] = useState( newPositiveAttributeFilter(Md.MthCode_1, { uris: ["/gdc/md/is8qa659w0r0dbgl8bbrcgh0ovrr5fgp/obj/1046/elements?id=255"], // Default value }), ); // This doesn't, passing the values const [filterMake, setFilterMake] = useState(newPositiveAttributeFilter(Md.CorrMake, ["RENAULT"])); I get error in console, The attribute elements must be defined by URIs for this backend. Did I miss a step or config? How do I know the URI of a possible value in filter component?

Hello @Michael Serres! What backend implementation are you using? Is it codename Bear (hosted GoodData Platform), or is it codename Tiger (GoodData.CN)? To get the URI of a possible value, please see the validElements example at https://gdui-examples.herokuapp.com/attribute-filter-components, or you can simply GET the URL:

<https://your.domain.com/gdc/md/is8qa659w0r0dbgl8bbrcgh0ovrr5fgp/obj/12345/elements>

where

12345

is obj id of your displayForm (label). To get the obj id of your displayForm (label), simply GET the URL:

<https://your.domain.com/gdc/md/is8qa659w0r0dbgl8bbrcgh0ovrr5fgp/obj/12344>

where

12344

is the obj id of your attribute. To get the list of all attributes, simply GET the URL:

<https://your.domain.com/gdc/md/is8qa659w0r0dbgl8bbrcgh0ovrr5fgp/query/attributes>

. You should be able to visit all the GET URLs in your browser too to visually validate — see the attached screenshots. Please let me know if it helped!

Yes <AttributeFilter /> is great but seeing the selected values in the button one is super valuable... Now I have to do this

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