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As of version 1.2.1, you can append

&P[ixPlugin]_ixFilter=[ixFilter]

to the URL, where ixPlugin is the plugin id (you can get it from the URL that it takes you to when you export a filter), and ixFilter ix is the filter id (you can get this from the URL of a filter). For example:

http://my.fogbugz.com/default.asp?pg=pgPluginBinary&ixPlugin=1&P1_ixFilter=4



You can also append a search string in version <1.2.1:

&P[ixPlugin]_sSearch=[search]

For example

http://my.fogbugz.com/default.asp?pg=pgPluginBinary&ixPlugin=1&P1_sSearch=assignedto%3a%22me%22
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Currently the Filter Export plugin only ever returns your current filter, but it shouldn't be hard to make it accept an ixFilter parameter. I'll open a case. Update: this has been implemented in

As of version 1.2.1 of , you can append

&P[ixPlugin]_ixFilter=[ixFilter]

to the URL, where ixPlugin is the plugin

It does currently accept a search string. If you do a search id (e.g. "assignedto:me project:FogBugz" and then go to More > Export you can get it from the URL that it takes you to Excelwhen you export a filter), you'll see and ixFilter ix the URL has an sSearch parameter on filter id (you can get this from the endURL of a filter). For example:

&P_sSearch=assignedto%3a%22me%22+project%3a%22fogbugz%22

http://my.fogbugz.com/default.asp?pg=pgPluginBinary&ixPlugin=1&P1_ixFilter=4



You can put any valid also append a search string in that search parameter.version <1.2.1:

&P[ixPlugin]_sSearch=[search]

For example

http://my.fogbugz.com/default.asp?pg=pgPluginBinary&ixPlugin=1&P1_sSearch=assignedto%3a%22me%22
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Currently the Filter Export plugin only ever returns your current filter, but it shouldn't be hard to make it accept an ixFilter parameter. I'll open a case. Update: this has been implemented in version 1.2.1 of the plugin

It does currently accept a search string. If you do a search (e.g. "assignedto:me project:FogBugz" and then go to More > Export to Excel, you'll see the URL has an sSearch parameter on the end:

&P_sSearch=assignedto%3a%22me%22+project%3a%22fogbugz%22

You can put any valid search in that search parameter.
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