As the uiExport type suggests, you will need a bit of a hack.
Assuming your header is using an angular directive, you should be able to watch $route.current.locals and get information like the current dashboard, or visualization.
As the uiExport type suggests, you will need a bit of a hack.
Assuming your header is using an angular directive, you should be able to watch $route.current.locals and get information like the current dashboard, or visualization.
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