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Easier and more intuitive mechanisms for implementing whatever kinds of drilldowns you need. Simple form element modules that are actually simple to configure. Plug $foo$ tokens directly into searches, or into HTML, or anywhere. Never have to use or think about 'intentions' again. #SPLUNK SHOWHIDE PANEL SIDEVIEW HOW TO#
If copying and pasting is your thing, Sideview Utils itself contains hundreds of working examples of how to use its modules.Īlso if you have dashboards that use Splunk's Advanced XML with only the Splunk core modules, you have even more to gain:. Just by wiring up Sideview modules together you can build a huge range of complex UI, without reading or writing any source code. If the dashboards you need to make are a little too complex, clunky or limited in the Simple XML, but Splunk's HTML dashboards are just way out of reach, Sideview Utils may be the tool for you. 
Within the app itself you will find dozens of pages of very extensive documentation, complete with lots of working interactive examples, and "view source" links on each page to make it easy to copy and paste from the official examples. panel_row1_col div.Downloading Sideview Utils (free internal use license) Let's say that it's the row1_col2 panel we're talking about.ġ) a) use application.css or some custom css, to make the drilldown panel visibility:hidden when the page loads.
#SPLUNK SHOWHIDE PANEL SIDEVIEW MANUAL#
They're admittedly both clunky and more manual than I'd like.
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