Hi Team! Our team is reporting the following error in the GD iframe,, can you please help?

Drill to custom URL: could not resolve parameter(s) {attribute_filter_selection(practice_name)}, {attribute_filter_selection(practice_group_name)}, {attribute_filter_selection(payer_name)}, {attribute_filter_selection(procedure_code)} in URL ... The drill cannot open.

This error means the drill-to-URL definition in your dashboard contains parameters that GoodData cannot resolve at click time. From the message: • You are using parameters like

{attribute_filter_selection(practice_name)}

,

{attribute_filter_selection(practice_group_name)}

, etc. • GoodData expects valid parameter tokens that match existing dashboard/visualization filters or attributes, but these particular tokens are not recognized, so the URL cannot be built and the drill fails. [Create drill URL] In GoodData Cloud, the supported dynamic pieces in a drill URL are: • Attribute labels you click on (e.g.

attribute_title(users.email)

). • Visualization attribute filters. • Dashboard attribute filters (using the special

dash_attribute_filter_selection(...)

syntax). [Slack drill URL example] For example, a working pattern looks like:

https://app.yourcompany.com/profile?user={dash_attribute_filter_selection(fullname)}

or

https://app.yourcompany.com/profile?user={attribute_title(users.email)}

What to check/fix: 1. Edit the dashboard → open Interactions on the affected visualization. 2. Open the Drill into URL → Edit custom URL dialog. 3. On the right side, use the listed parameters instead of typing

attribute_filter_selection(...)

manually: ◦ For dashboard filters, pick the corresponding

dash_attribute_filter_selection(<filter_label>)

. ◦ For attributes in the visualization, pick the appropriate

attribute_title(<attribute_label>)

. 1. Replace each unsupported token, for example: ◦ Change

{attribute_filter_selection(practice_name)}

to something like

{dash_attribute_filter_selection(practice_name)}

if it’s a dashboard filter, or to

{attribute_title(practice_name)}

if it’s the clicked attribute label (exact names depend on your model). 1. Click Apply, then Save & Publish the dashboard. If, after selecting parameters from the dialog (not typing them), you still see the same error, then the knowledge sources do not provide more detail on this specific message. In that case, please share a screenshot of the “Edit custom URL” dialog (including the parameter list on the right) with GoodData Support so they can verify the exact parameter names being used. 👍 0 button 👎 0 button ℹ️ Tip: Mention @kapa.ai in the thread for follow-ups. 👀 Our Support team monitors all messages and will jump in if needed.

Hi Sanja, I have reviewed the response from our AI Agent and I can confirm it’s findings and the course of action it’s recommended. Please run this past your team and see if this helps resolve the issue they are facing

Thank you @Michael Ullock,

dash_attribute_filter_selection

solved the issue.

Hi Sanja, Good to hear the issue was solved. Feel free to let us know if you need any more help.