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Hi,
In my form, I have labeled my time input as field3 such as:
input type="time" token="field3" searchWhenChanged="true"
In the search below it, I want to calculate the time as seconds, using
| eval time_s=$field3.latest$ - $field3.earliest$
But I got error.
Any idea how to use the Time Input field to calculate the time in seconds?
Thanks.
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As an alternative, you can do this instead:
... | addinfo | eval time_s = info_max_time - info_min_time
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I am not sure of the purpose of this calculation, however, Earliest and Latest Time selected in a Search through Input Control are available as $job.searchLatestTime$ and $job.searchEarliestTime$ in preview and finalized search event handler. You can use eval attribute to calculate time span in seconds applied to search via time input.
<search>
<query>|makeresults </query>
<earliest>$field3.earliest$</earliest>
<latest>$field3.latest$</latest>
<sampleRatio>1</sampleRatio>
<preview>
<eval token="SearchSpan">$job.searchLatestTime$-$job.searchEarliestTime$</eval>
</preview>
</search>
You can then use the token in your form like in the following HTML panel
<html>
Selected Time Span=$SearchSpan$
</html>
</panel>
| makeresults | eval message= "Happy Splunking!!!"
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That should definitely work.
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As an alternative, you can do this instead:
... | addinfo | eval time_s = info_max_time - info_min_time
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Upvote because for this usage, there's no reason to futz with anything else.
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The really nice thing about this option is that you might have multiple timepickers and even then, you might override all of them with earliest=; this should handle every case with no thinking/planning/upkeep.
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Whenever you get an error, you should report the error text, too.
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