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format – specifies the output format of the report or chart.

html	Fully interactive HTML (default)
print	Printable/saveable HTML
csv	Comma separated values

reload – specifies the number of seconds between automatic refreshes of the report. This is best used in conjunction with one of the dynamic time ranges, below. Only the interactive HTML format supports this parameter.

-1	The report will not reload automatically (default)
<seconds>	Number of seconds between refreshes

Time Range Parameters

The time range can be specified in one of several ways. If no time range is specified a default will be used.

Start and end time

An fixed start and end time can be specified in UTC, which is the number of milliseconds since 1 Jan 1970, or in plain text.

stime – specifies the start of the required time range.

<time>	The time in milliseconds UTC
<dd>/<MM>/<yyyy>%20<HH>:<mm>	The time, with <dd> being the date, <MM>
	the month, <yyyy> the year, %20 a URL-
	encoded space character, <HH> being the
	hour in the 24-hour clock and <mm> being
	the minutes

etime – specifies the end of the required time range.

<time>	The time in milliseconds UTC
<dd>/<MM>/<yyyy>%20<HH>:<mm>	The time, with <dd> being the date, <MM>
	the month, <yyyy> the year, %20 a URL-
	encoded space character, <HH> being the
	hour in the 24-hour clock and <mm> being
	the minutes

Fixed length

If you would like to create a URL that will always show a current time range, you can specify a certain number of milliseconds ending at the time the report is generated.

length – specifies the length of the required time range.

<millis>

The length in milliseconds

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