#Splunk simplexml code

After they've all been filled out (or not), and the user has pressed Submit to run the search. Then, I'd like to change it, potentially, based on the values of multiple inputs. PS: Splunk refresh/restart/_bump may be required for JavaScript changes to reflect. In a Simple XML dashboard, is it possible to set a token when a user clicks the submit button I'm setting a token in the init block. Also once you have saved the JavaScript, have you tried rebooting/refreshing or bumping Splunk and clearing out internet browser history?

#Splunk simplexml code

Not sure if it is actually required in your code or typo error while createing code snippet. Also internet browser history might need to be cleared in your JavaScript Code Snippet there seems to be an extra closing block }). Let me fill you in on just a few things about StyleSheets before we get started. PS: Splunk refresh/restart/_bump may be required for JavaScript changes to reflect. JavaScript can not be done inline and must be done with a SimpleXML extension, however it can be done inline with a Splunk HTML dashboard, however those lose a lot of SimpleXML behavior and is irreversible, so use caution. t('someGlobalValueToken', 'This is a TEST') PS: I have used section to initialize couple of tokens to set to default values.įollowing is the run anywhere Simple XML Code: ĭiagnostic report locations - pass (green), warning (yellow), or failure (red) $reachedMaxLocationsToken$ - $someGlobalValueToken$įollowing is the JavaScript Code miq_common_tokens.js: require([ I tried similar JavaScript code and it worked fine for me.

Not sure if it is actually required in your code or typo error while createing code snippet. Dear Splunk community, How do I use a variable inside a colorpallete expression using SimpleXML I have the following: mySearch eval myField 100 If I have a table that returns rows with numbers in them, I can change the color of that row doing so: .

In your JavaScript Code Snippet there seems to be an extra closing block }).