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R project not retaining dashboard

splunkannm1
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R analytics app does not retain the scripts stored as dashboard ( though the dashboard title is saved when we access it, it defaults to the default R script editor ).

Could you please help us ? Thank you !

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gwobben
Communicator

How did you create the dashboard? If it's defaulting to the editor my guess is that you've included a script in the dashboard or form tag at the top of the XML. I hope this helps?

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splunkannm1
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Update : found a way to modify the JS files in the backend to retain the search..after editing the source XML view

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gwobben
Communicator

I would advise against editing the JS directly, since all of your changes might be lost when you update the R app in the future.

You should make a copy of the JS and include that file, instead of the original (if you wish to use the entire editor).

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splunkannm1
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Hi GIjs,

I am trying to do it via source . It preserves the R script editor portion but not the query we are trying to use. So each time we land on this page, for eg http://:8000/en-US/app/search/pilot_test,

It will preserve the R script but not the splunk query. It keeps defaulting to |inputlookup iris.csv.

Do you have any sugestions?

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