Hi Milan!

Am 04.03.2016 um 15:03 schrieb Milan Koudelka:
> thank you for your response. We use icingaweb2. However I think that
> increasing this limit isn't good approach even in classic-ui, as it will
> create big load on your browser. Better is to say something like "do the
> action on this filter query".

We have concrete implementation plans for:

a) "do the action on this filter query". We discussed this, we want to
have this, I have no idea whether we have a related feature request so
far. Please open one as a reminder for us. The worst thing that could
happen is that someone closes it as a duplicate ;)

Not sure whether Web2 will then fire a few thousand single requests or a
DSL-crafted filter to the core, but both wouldn't really hurt. The
latter is obviously faster to send.

b) multiselect in the UI should work with thousands of elements.
limit=500 is the maximum you can currently select in the frontend, but
no one hinders you from afterwards changing the limit in the URL.
Multiselect is a GET request per design, as we want the user to be able
to copy & share most if not every link just from the browser location bar.

As you correctly pointed out, the URL then get's too long, even before
reaching 500 items. We want to solve this as explained in

https://dev.icinga.org/issues/7360

Please leave a comment in case you want to push it ;)

Cheers,
Thomas

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