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  1. ZABBIX BUGS AND ISSUES
  2. ZBX-25678

Graphs subfilter does not allow to select multiple tag values

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      Steps to reproduce:

      1. Have some host with several classic graphs made from prototypes created by an LLD (for example, for traffic on network switch interfaces, or for space usage on mounted volumes);
      2. Navigate to: Monitoring -> Hosts -> "Graphs" link against the host;
      3. On the "Filter" tab: make sure that you can see the tags generated for each entity (interface or volume); click on the tag for the first volume (for example) and see that this only volume is filtered now - it is OK (screenshot screenshot-2024-12-04_01.PNG);
      4. Then click on the tag for some another volume and see the result.

      Result:
      Only this another volume is filtered out now (see screenshot screenshot-2024-12-04_02.PNG).

      Expected:
      Both tag values should be selected together, and graphs for 2 volumes should be displayed.
      According to the documentation:

      When a tag name/value is clicked, it is highlighted with a gray background, and graphs are immediately filtered (no need to click Apply in the main filter). Clicking another tag name/value adds it to the filtered results. Clicking the tag name/value again removes the filtering.

      Additional info:
      The similar subfilter is present on some other pages, too; for example - "Latest data". Its description in documentation is identical to the subfilter description for the "Graphs" page; however, the "Latest data" page subfilter works according to this description (it allows to select multiple values for the same tag).
      Version 6.0 also did not have this problem.

            zabbix.dev Zabbix Development Team
            constantin.oshmyan Constantin Oshmyan
            Team B
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