I'm also interested in using timepicker values within a scripted field. My use case is to build a URL that includes some values from the document and the timepicker value in milliseconds
My use case stems from our need to display aggregate data in a Kibana dashboard and to support some method of drilling down to a raw time-series visualization backed by time-series data from an external web service. I want to use timelion to visualize the raw data in the same dashboard but the current implementation doesn't seem to support access to the dashboard filters in our timelion implementation. As a workaround, I came up with a plan to create the scripted field URL (that includes the time and other filter values) and add a saved search containing the URL to the aggregate dashboard. The URL would be used to launch the timelion interface (not the dashboard visualization) in a new tab.
I do not currently have a way to get the timepicker values. I am replying to your post because I would also like the ability to access the timepicker values within a scripted field.
Hi there, there's currently no way to use the timepicker value from within a scripted field. Would you mind filing a feature request on our repo so we can track it?
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