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How to edit my XML to use a timepicker output to control the time range of the search?

nehal_shah
Explorer

Hi All,

I have a Splunk form where I am using 2 time pickers to come up with different times for 3 different joins in my search.
I, however, want to calculate the earliest in my XML to be 2w before any of the times.
As soon as I put eval in the change section, it doesn't work. I am, however, not sure of the syntax anyway.
I have modified the form to just include the bits that are relevant here.

Any help is appreciated.

<input type="time" token="baseline" searchWhenChanged="false">
  <label>Time span for gettign healthy data</label>
  <default>
    <earliestTime>-20m</earliestTime>
    <latestTime>-10m</latestTime>
  </default>
 </input>


  <label>Time span for the issue</label>
  <default>
    <earliestTime>-10m</earliestTime>
    <latestTime>now</latestTime>
  </default>
   <change>
      <eval token="new_time">'issue.earliest'-2w</eval> 
   </change>
</input>


<panel>
  <title>Stream interruption cosidering the baseline in previous 10mins</title>
  <table>
    <search>
       <query>
         "some query here"
      </query>
      <earliest>$new_time$</earliest>
      <latest>$issue.latest$</latest>
    </search>
    <option name="wrap">true</option>
    <option name="rowNumbers">false</option>
    <option name="dataOverlayMode">none</option>
    <option name="drilldown">cell</option>
    <option name="count">50</option>
  </table>
</panel>
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1 Solution

sundareshr
Legend

Try something like this

<input token="issue">
      <change>
        <eval token="new_time">if(isnum($issue.earliest$), relative_time($issue.earliest$, "-2w@w"), relative_time(relative_time(now(), $issue.earliest$), "-2w@w"))</eval>
      </change>
</input>

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sundareshr
Legend

Try something like this

<input token="issue">
      <change>
        <eval token="new_time">if(isnum($issue.earliest$), relative_time($issue.earliest$, "-2w@w"), relative_time(relative_time(now(), $issue.earliest$), "-2w@w"))</eval>
      </change>
</input>
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nehal_shah
Explorer

Thanks buddy. Works like a charm.

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