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mcbradford
Contributor

I am trying to pass a greater than to my search, but when it gets passed to the search the search looks like this:

=">3"

There are two problems, (1) the "=" and (2) the ""

The "=" is part of my search, so I removed it and changed the choices to "=1" but this passes everything with the ""



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bshuler_splunk
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

<input type="dropdown" token="wfap_priority">

<label>Select Priority (5 is high suspect)</label>

<choice value="0">&gt;0</choice>

<choice value="1">&gt;1</choice>

<choice value="2">&gt;2</choice>

<choice value="3">&gt;3</choice>

<choice value="4">&gt;4</choice>

<choice value="5">&gt;5</choice>

</input>

and your search should look something like:
wfap_priority > $wfap_priority$
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HiroshiSatoh
Champion

The results of example, but where is the problem?

example:
search sentence
sourcetype="csv-6" wfap_priority > $wfap_priority$ ・・・・・

dropdown
0:[wfap_priority > 0]
1:[wfap_priority > '1']
2:[wfap_priority > "1"]

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HiroshiSatoh
Champion

Can the whole of the view be presented wanting see the search sentence assembled?

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HiroshiSatoh
Champion

Can XML be presented?

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