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Expanded payload

Click any result row to open the full event, including every payload field.

Expanded payload

Clicking anywhere on a collapsed row opens its expanded view directly below. The expanded view shows every field the event carries: the canonical ones (severity, event, actor, source, message, dataset) plus every payload.* key your server included.

Anatomy

The expanded row has two parts.

Action bar (top). A row of small ↗ LABEL buttons across the right edge. Each one performs a single action on the focused event. See the dedicated guides for each:

ButtonGuide
VIEW PROFILEActor profile (only appears when actor starts with player:)
EVENTS NEAREvents near this one
COPY JSONPermalinks and Discord copy
PERMALINKPermalinks and Discord copy
COPY DISCORDPermalinks and Discord copy
ADD TO CASE(Cases module pending. Disabled for now.)

Payload list (below). A JSON-style key-value list of every field on the event. Top-level keys are the canonical fields (severity, event, actor, etc.) and your custom payload entries appear as payload.<key>.

Each line is clickable

Hover any key:value line and it tints orange. Click it and the value gets added to your search as a filter. The dropped row toggle stops there: clicking inside the expanded view does not collapse it.

The same clickable behaviour applies to all top-level fields (severity, event, actor, source, message, dataset) plus every payload.* key. See Click to filter.

Smart rendering for known shapes

If a payload value matches a known pattern (Steam ID, IP address, URL, etc.), it renders with extra affordances: external links, badges, or in-app buttons. See Smart fields for the full list.

Collapsing

Click the row's header (the timestamp / severity area) to collapse it. The glyph on the right flips back to .

You can also click another row to expand it: only one row is expanded at a time, so the previous one collapses automatically.

Nested objects

The payload renderer walks into nested objects and arrays, indenting each level. Nested values are read only for the click-to-filter behaviour. You can only filter on top-level fields and on direct payload.<key> entries, because deeper paths are not addressable in SOQL.

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