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Sideview Saved Search

ccsfdave
Builder

You may remember this from a few weeks ago, I a pulling in RSS and taking the link and making it the link to the title of the RSS article:

<module name="Search" layoutPanel="panel_row4_col1" autoRun="True" group="Symantec RSS">
    <param name="search">source="rss" link="*symantec*" |dedup link |table title link|head 10</param>
    <module name="Pager">
      <module name="Table">
        <param name="hiddenFields">link</param>
        <module name="Redirector">
          <param name="url">$row.fields.link$</param>
        < /module>
      < /module>
    < /module>
  < /module>

I would like to turn it into a saved search with the same sideview functionality. Is it as simple as changing to a SavedSearch module name and the title of the search for a param?

Thanks!

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ccsfdave
Builder

Well, I should have tinkered before asking. This works like a charm:

      <module name="HiddenSavedSearch" layoutPanel="panel_row4_col1" autoRun="True" group="Symantec RSS">
    <param name="savedSearch">Symantec RSS</param>
    <module name="Pager">
      <module name="Table">
        <param name="hiddenFields">link</param>
        <module name="Redirector">
          <param name="url">$row.fields.link$</param>
        < /module>
      < /module>
    < /module>
  < /module>

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ccsfdave
Builder

Well, I should have tinkered before asking. This works like a charm:

      <module name="HiddenSavedSearch" layoutPanel="panel_row4_col1" autoRun="True" group="Symantec RSS">
    <param name="savedSearch">Symantec RSS</param>
    <module name="Pager">
      <module name="Table">
        <param name="hiddenFields">link</param>
        <module name="Redirector">
          <param name="url">$row.fields.link$</param>
        < /module>
      < /module>
    < /module>
  < /module>
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ccsfdave
Builder

You have screencasts? Do share!!!

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sideview
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Yep - you can mix and match to the extent you want. I wouldn't use modules like ExtendedFieldSearch or SearchSelectLister, where the Sideview module is a vast improvement of course. I need to record another screencast to clarify which core modules are still useful - TimeRangePicker, SearchBar, JobProgressIndicator, JSChart and a couple more. But there's really nothing wrong with HiddenSavedSearch if you're not using Sideview-style report-saving.

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