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Luke Murphey, 07/29/2015 11:06 PM

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h2. What is this?





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This is a Splunk app showing how to use a custom chunk of Javascript that allows users to put their own JavaScripting in dashboards.





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h2. How do I use this?





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1. Download the app; you can get the bits from "here":(http://lukemurphey.net/attachments/download/334/javascript_on_dashboards.tar.gz).





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2. Install the app using the configuration page within Splunk





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3. Make a view and include a div with a class of "Javascript"; this code will be executed automatically when you open the view within this app. 





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h2. How to add scripting to your view





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You will need to make your view with a special div that will inlcude your Javascript. All you need to do is to make an html block that includes a div with a class of "javascript". The code within this div will be interpreted as Javascript and executed automatically.





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The app includes a view titled "javascript_dashboard_example" that shows an example.





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Here is the example:





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{code}





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	<dashboard>





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	  <label>Javascript on Dashboard Example</label>





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	    <row>





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	        <html>





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	          	Current time (being updated with Javascript):





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	          	<div style="margin-top:12px" id="time"></div>





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	            <div class="javascript">





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	              setInterval(function(){ 





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	              	$('#time').html(new Date());





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	              }, 1000);





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	            </div>





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	        </html>





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	    </row>





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	</dashboard>





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{code}





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Notice the div with the class of "javascript". The app will run this code automatically, but only when you load the view within the javascript_on_dashboards app (i.e. viewing it in another app will not work).