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full screen parameter for shared URLs #22064

Closed treknado closed 6 years ago

treknado commented 6 years ago

Adding a URL parameter to go directly into the full screen-mode of the dashboard. This should also work with shared URLs.

The use case for the feature is to start a dashboard automatically in full screen without any user interaction.

The parameter "embedded=true" in the URL is no good workaround for this because it displays the filter section and also the menu field on the left side.

timroes commented 6 years ago

cc @elastic/kibana-sharing

stacey-gammon commented 6 years ago

I think this is a dup of https://github.com/elastic/kibana/issues/9575

I'm not sure what you mean by "menu field on the left side" because I don't think we have any left side menu field in embed mode, but we do show the filter section. We do want to make this configurable.

cskowronnek commented 6 years ago

+1 I have the same issue. I'm running a Raspi with some dashboards, and after starting I have to manually enable the full screen mode. embed=true has two obstacles:

treknado commented 5 years ago

@stacey-gammon no i think it is not a duplicate of #9575 image this is the filter section at the top in "embed=true". Also like @cskowronnek already said, you cant leave the embed=true mode by pressing ESC and for example you are not able to switch over to machine learing.

A parameter for shared URLs would take over the manually task we need to do everyday (to enable the full screen mode after a device restart)

bigredfrog commented 5 years ago

+1

Using multiple dashboard on wall mounted screens, setting up the shorturls to full screen would save an awful lot of hand editing of full URL's into min working. removal of layout info, cropping edit of fullScreenMode:!t)

Getting rid of all those manual steps would be very healthy.

Worth noting there should be some implication time domain context on full screen...