I have a requirement of comparing Product line (attribute) and Brand (Attribute) using 3 different selectors. Product line and Brand is having one to one relationship .
My dashboard should look like below.(sorry I cant attach the snapshot)
Prod line (selector) Brand(selector)
Prod line (selector) Brand(selector)
Prod line (selector) Brand(selector)
These selectors should be only dropdown type.
User will select a particular product line and can compare it with a particular brand at a time.
I created 3 selectors with the same attributes , but it is not working. Please help me with the above scenario ASAP. We suggested the checkbox type selector but the client requirement is only dropdown
We had a similar scenario (a bit easier, only [Region]->[Street] in the dataset and we wanted to select two streets from this region from and target a single panel).
What we ended up with: Creating additional attributes. These attributes must not be built on the same table so you have to create aliases for that. You'd end up with "lu_product", "lu_product_alias1" and "lu_product_alias2". Then just copy the Product attribute twice and alter the id/desc-attribute forms to point to the correct alias-table. If this doesn't help you might have to repeat the process for Brand.
Personally I think this brute-force solution is insane, but it worked for us and a small dataset. I'd be glad to see other and more lightweight solutions though.