Hit attribute list
In the Hit Attribute list, you can review all of the available hit attributes for the currently selected hit attribute group.
- To review details on the hit attribute, move the mouse over the item in the list. The tooltip is displayed.
- To step through the list of items, press the Up or Down arrows on your keyboard.
- To scroll through the list, press the Page Up or Page Down keys on your keyboard.
- To select an item, click it or highlight it using keyboard navigation.
- On the left side of the screen, you can click a hit attribute
group to display a different set of related hit attributes. See Hit Attribute Groups panel. Note: Inactive hit attributes that are part of the current hit attribute group are only displayed if the Show Inactive check box is checked.
- To sort the list by a column, click the column header. To sort the list in the reverse order, click the column header again.
- A context menu is available for selected items. To see the context menu, right-click one or more items in the list. See Hit Attribute list context menu.
- To select multiple items in the list, press
SHIFT
orCTRL
and select the items. - Items are highlighted in the list based on the current edit state of the item. See Manage Events - Events tab.
- Column
- Description
Active
- When a check mark is present, the hit attribute is active and available for use.
Name
- The user-friendly name of the hit attribute
Description
- The description of the hit attribute, as provided in the hit attribute definition
Search In
- The data in which to search:
Request
orResponse
Start Tag
- The starting tag of the data with which to match
End Tag
- The ending tag of the data with which to match
Modified
- Timestamp of when the hit attribute was last modified
Filtering the hit attribute list
From the drop-down at the top of the Hit Attribute list, you can filter the types of hit attributes to display in the list.
- Filter
- Description
All Hit Attributes
- Display hit attributes of all types
Start Tag/End Tag Hit Attributes
- Display only hit attributes that use start and end tags to specify the pattern to capture
Text Pattern Hit Attributes
- Display only hit attributes that are specified with a start tag only. These patterns explicitly search for the value that is specified in the start tag.
System Hit Attributes
- Display only the hit attributes provided by Discover.
Step Attributes
- Display only the step attributes.
- Step attributes are created to locate values in JSON messages that are submitted from Discover's client-side frameworks. See "Step-Based Eventing" in the Unica Discover Event Manager Manual.