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How do I display a panel in a dashboard only if it contains data?
I'm creating a multi panel dashboard. At times it may be the case that there will be no data in the panel, such as a lack of an event that I am looking for. How can I supress that panel from being displayed in the dashboard so there are no big blank spaces within the dashboard.
Any suggestions?
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ppablo is correct. By setting a depends attribute you can hide the panel until that criteria is met. I am currently using that method in our tabbed interface to hide dynamic drill down panels.
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mm I'm not an XML expert, but I do remember seeing similar posts (that I can't find at the moment) on this topic and most of the time, using the depends panel attribute worked.
http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/6.2.1/Viz/PanelreferenceforSimplifiedXML#Panel_visualiza...
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you can also use django bindings to make a much more advanced app which can be written in javascript and enables you to remove and add dashboards, panels and views.
