5 Page parameters

Overview

Most Zabbix web interface pages support various HTTP GET parameters that control what will be displayed. They may be passed by specifying parameter=value pairs after the URL, separated from the URL by a question mark (?) and from each other by ampersands (&).

Status of triggers

Accessed as Monitoring → Triggers, page name tr_status.php.

Generic parameters

• groupid
• hostid
• fullscreen

Page specific parameters

• show_triggers - filter option Triggers status, 1 - Recent problem, 2 - Any, 3 - Problem
• show_events - filter option Events, 1 - Hide all, 2 - Show all, 3 - Show unacknowledged
• ack_status - filter option Acknowledge status, 1 - Any, 2 - With unacknowledged events, 3 - With last event unacknowledged
• show_severity - filter option Min severity, 0-5 - corresponding severity
• show_details - filter option Show details, 0 - do not show, 1 - show
• status_change_days - filter option Age less than, in days
• status_change - filter option Age less than, 0 - disabled, 1 - enabled (status_change_days will be used)
• txt_select - filter option Filter by name, freeform string
• application - filter option Application, freeform string
• show_maintenance - filter option Show hosts in maintenance, 0 - do not show hosts in maintenance, 1 - show hosts in maintenance

Inventory filter

Since Zabbix 2.4.0, triggers can also be filtered by inventory. Here the syntax is a bit more complicated. Inventory fields and their values are added as zero-based index entries, for example:

inventory[0][field]=type_full
       inventory[0][value]=Virtual machine
       inventory[1][field]=os_full
       inventory[1][value]=Linux

These must be URL-encoded, though. The passed values would look like:

inventory%5B0%5D%5Bfield%5D=type_full
       inventory%5B0%5D%5Bvalue%5D=Virtual machine
       inventory%5B1%5D%5Bfield%5D=os_full
       inventory%5B1%5D%5Bvalue%5D=Linux

Inventory field codes can be found in the Zabbix API host object documentation.