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Saved searches not working via xml in view/dashboard

aportela
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‎07-31-2013 02:40 PM

Have xml code used to generate view / dashboard, am trying to directly call "saved search" to produce output. Have tried to use the searchName and searchString tags, but neither of these work. However, xml code works when i use the actual search command string with the "param name=search" tag.

Are these tags not allowed in HTML panels? If not allowed, is there a command(s) that will permit directly calling "saved searches"? Or, do i need to re-write the view as another type of panel that is not HTML (e.g., table, etc.)?

Any and all help would be much appreciated.
Thanks... Al

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sowings
Splunk Employee
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‎07-31-2013 06:07 PM

You've asked if the searchName and searchString tags are valid in HTML panels. So I'm guessing you're doing something like this:


<dashboard>
<row>
<html>
<searchName>
...
</searchName>
</html>
</row>
</dashboard>

You can use searchName as a child of a <table>, <chart>,<event>, <single> or <list>.

See here for more info. I've written dashboards in Simple XML with both searchName referencing a named saved search, as well as searchString with the whole string.

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sowings
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‎07-31-2013 06:07 PM

You've asked if the searchName and searchString tags are valid in HTML panels. So I'm guessing you're doing something like this:


<dashboard>
<row>
<html>
<searchName>
...
</searchName>
</html>
</row>
</dashboard>

You can use searchName as a child of a <table>, <chart>,<event>, <single> or <list>.

See here for more info. I've written dashboards in Simple XML with both searchName referencing a named saved search, as well as searchString with the whole string.

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