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How do I add an image in a menu?

jip31
Motivator

Hi

I want to add an image in a menu.

is this a good way???

<collection label="Benchmarking">
  <a href="/app/FO_Benchmark_McAFEE_Monitoring">FO_Benchmark</a><img src="/static/test.png"></img>
</collection>

Thanks

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martin_mueller
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

The nav XML schema does not allow arbitrary HTML. See $SPLUNK_HOME/share/splunk/search_mrsparkle/exposed/schema/nav.rnc for the schema file. I've put a copy at the bottom.

You may be able to build your own slightly-hacky JS-based image inserter, but be wary of UI updates with Splunk version upgrades , supportability, and possibly breaking other stuff.

##
## Splunk app view navgation RelaxNG schema
##

start = Nav

Nav = element nav { 
    attribute color { text }?
    & attribute search_view { text }?
    & NavItem*
}

NavItem = ( Saved | View | Collection | Divider | A )

Collection = element collection {
    attribute label { text }
    & Saved*
    & View*
    & Collection*
    & Divider*
    & A*
}

Saved = element saved {
    (
        attribute name { text }
        | (
            attribute source { "all" | "unclassified" }
            & attribute match { text }?
        )
    )
    & attribute view { text }?
}

View = element view {
    (
        attribute name { text }
        | (
            attribute source { "all" | "unclassified" }
            & attribute match { text }?
        )
    )
    & attribute default { text }?
}

A = element a {
    attribute href { text }
    & attribute target { text }?
    & text
}

Divider = element divider { empty }

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martin_mueller
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

The nav XML schema does not allow arbitrary HTML. See $SPLUNK_HOME/share/splunk/search_mrsparkle/exposed/schema/nav.rnc for the schema file. I've put a copy at the bottom.

You may be able to build your own slightly-hacky JS-based image inserter, but be wary of UI updates with Splunk version upgrades , supportability, and possibly breaking other stuff.

##
## Splunk app view navgation RelaxNG schema
##

start = Nav

Nav = element nav { 
    attribute color { text }?
    & attribute search_view { text }?
    & NavItem*
}

NavItem = ( Saved | View | Collection | Divider | A )

Collection = element collection {
    attribute label { text }
    & Saved*
    & View*
    & Collection*
    & Divider*
    & A*
}

Saved = element saved {
    (
        attribute name { text }
        | (
            attribute source { "all" | "unclassified" }
            & attribute match { text }?
        )
    )
    & attribute view { text }?
}

View = element view {
    (
        attribute name { text }
        | (
            attribute source { "all" | "unclassified" }
            & attribute match { text }?
        )
    )
    & attribute default { text }?
}

A = element a {
    attribute href { text }
    & attribute target { text }?
    & text
}

Divider = element divider { empty }
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niketn
Legend

@jip31, while this might not be possible with Splunk's built in Navigation XML. You can create a pre-built panel with your own menu which can be customized as per your needs and used in all your dashboards after hiding Splunk's Navigation. Refer to an older answer of mine to go through the overview of the required steps: https://answers.splunk.com/answers/595047/can-we-implement-cascading-dropdowns-in-a-dashboar.html

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jip31
Motivator

OK thanks

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