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How to pass a time preset string (e.g. Last 30 days) to a form through the URL?

wcooper003
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I want to populate a time picker to display "Last 30 days" through a URL link. Currently I do something like this:

/app/itoa_test/pivot?dataset=Interactions&type=datamodel&earliest=-30d

However, this populates the time picker to display "Custom time". This "Custom time" may not be obvious to the users as to what time they're actually looking at right away, so i'd like the time picker box to show "Last 30 days" instead. Can a pass that Preset as a string in the URL somehow? For example (this clearly doesn't work):

/app/itoa_test/pivot?dataset=Interactions&type=datamodel&earliest="Last 30 days"

Thanks

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

You need to provide both latest and earlier which matches the preset time range values. For Last 30 days , try like this

/app/itoa_test/pivot?dataset=Interactions&type=datamodel&earliest=-30d&latest=now

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

You need to provide both latest and earlier which matches the preset time range values. For Last 30 days , try like this

/app/itoa_test/pivot?dataset=Interactions&type=datamodel&earliest=-30d&latest=now
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wcooper003
Communicator

Excellent thanks!

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