Have you also encountered this challenge since Checkmk removed the folder breadcrumb as of version 2.0? Quickly locating a specific rule among the thousands of rules has become difficult — either because the relevant folder is closed and the rule is hidden, or because you’re overwhelmed by too many rules being displayed simultaneously.
Here are four small JavaScript snippets that my colleague Martin created, which can be saved as bookmarks. If you have a page open in checkmk, just click on one of the bookmarks and all triangles/pannels on this page will be opened/closed.
triangle open
javascript:var iframe %3D document.querySelector%28%27iframe%5Bname%3D"main"%5D%27%29%3B var d %3D iframe.contentDocument.querySelectorAll%28%27img%5Bclass%3D"treeangle closed"%5D%27%29%3B d.forEach%28i %3D> i.parentNode.onclick%28%29%29
triangle close
javascript:var iframe %3D document.querySelector%28%27iframe%5Bname%3D"main"%5D%27%29%3B var d %3D iframe.contentDocument.querySelectorAll%28%27img%5Bclass%3D"treeangle open"%5D%27%29%3B d.forEach%28i %3D> i.parentNode.onclick%28%29%29
panel open
javascript:var iframe %3D document.querySelector%28%27iframe%5Bname%3D"main"%5D%27%29%3B var d %3D iframe.contentDocument.querySelectorAll%28%27img%5Bclass%3D"treeangle nform closed"%5D%27%29%3B d.forEach%28i %3D> i.parentNode.onclick%28%29%29
panel close
javascript:var iframe %3D document.querySelector%28%27iframe%5Bname%3D"main"%5D%27%29%3B var d %3D iframe.contentDocument.querySelectorAll%28%27img%5Bclass%3D"treeangle nform open"%5D%27%29%3B d.forEach%28i %3D> i.parentNode.onclick%28%29%29
For these javascripts to work, the page must always be open with an active sidebar. Maybe one of the JavaScript professionals among you can adapt them so that they also work without a sidebar.
