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Google Maps Dashboard Layout

nvonkorff
Path Finder

Hi,

I am trying to get an Advanced XML Dashboard with Google Maps setup, and I have got almost everything working, except that I cannot figure out a way to have two Google Maps on the same row in the dashboard.

Each map seems to occupy an entire row. I specify "panel_row1_col1" on the first one, the "panel_row1_col2" on the next one, but they always appear on separate rows.

I also tried putting a normal Splunk chart next to a Google Map, but that does not work either.

Please let me know if there is any way around this. I cannot find one.

Thanks and regards,
Nick v K

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nvonkorff
Path Finder

I had not tried again since I posted this message (probably on Splunk 4.3 at the time), but I have now tried again on Splunk 5, and no problem whatsoever. This works fine now.

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nvonkorff
Path Finder

I had not tried again since I posted this message (probably on Splunk 4.3 at the time), but I have now tried again on Splunk 5, and no problem whatsoever. This works fine now.

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jluste
Path Finder

Are you still having an issue here? I just made a dashboard and have a simple line graph next to a Google Map and both are in the same row, different columns.

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