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Help | About Menu in Splunk

Ant1D
Motivator

Hey,

Is it possible to hide the Help menu that appears near the top right corner of the page in Splunk? If so, how can this be hidden/removed?

Thanks in advance for your help


<module name="TitleBar" layoutPanel="viewHeader">

<param name="actionsMenuFilter">dashboard</param>

<param name="showActionsMenu">False</param>

</module>

The above is the current code I have in my form. The Help menu is still showing

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Ant1D
Motivator

The answer to this question can be found here:

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Ant1D
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The answer to this question can be found here:

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ftk
Motivator

hey do you mind posting the whole top section of your code that shows what you are doing with the accountbar, titlebar, etc?

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ftk
Motivator

You will need to use the advanced XML type view. If your view is currently in simple XMl, you can follow the directions in this answer to convert it to advanced XML.

Simply set showActionsMenu to false for the TitleBar module.

Ant1D
Motivator

I added some code above.

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Ant1D
Motivator

i copied the advanced xml code into my form and made the change you described but this did not remove the Help Menu. Any possible reasons for this?

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