How to share queries with a parameter
See original GitHub issueI want to create a url so that I can access a Superset query from documentation.
For example, I’d like to share this query:
SELECT *
FROM {{ url_param('table_name') }}
LIMIT 100;
Assume the saved query has a savedQueryId=1234
.
Is there any way to add parameters in the sharable link, as for example:
https://localhost/superset/sqllab?savedQueryId=1234&table_name=sales
so that when I open the link the parameter is kept?
Is there any other way to create link to superset queries programmatically?
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Same question on superset version 1.4.1 As we planned to embed some superset functionalities into our application