Solved: Hiding the ellipse menu and Clone option in an emb...

tonyparreiro · ‎11-08-2018

Hello,

I'm trying to publish dashboards into an external application for users without Splunk logins, so I've managed to get as far as being able to display the dashboard in an iframe through a HTML file and have managed to lock down almost everything I can think of right now but there is one thing still allowing a user to end up in the Search application interface which is a deal breaker right now.

Using these "?hideChrome?hideEdit?hideSplunkBar?hideClone?hideFilters" parameters in the url has managed to disable most of the general GUI interface, leaving only the Export and Ellipses buttons. Export I can live with but the Ellipses button still has one option in it "Clone" which once a Dashboard is cloned can drop you back in the full Splunk GUI, this is far from ideal.

I've also disabled the links on the bottom of each Panel using <option name="link.visible">false</option> in each Panel via the Source editor.

Is there any other option that my Google-Fu skills have let me down on for removing either the Ellipse Menu or the Clone option?

Thanks,
Tony

EmEdwards · ‎02-05-2019

This is old but thought I'd post a response.
Add this to the end of your dashboard.

<row>
 <panel depends="$hidden$">
   <html>
     <style>

   .edit-other {
       visibility: hidden !important;
   }
 </style>

 </panel>

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EmEdwards · ‎02-05-2019

This is old but thought I'd post a response.
Add this to the end of your dashboard.

<row>
 <panel depends="$hidden$">
   <html>
     <style>

   .edit-other {
       visibility: hidden !important;
   }
 </style>

 </panel>

tonyparreiro · ‎02-06-2019

Thanks EmEdwards, that did the trick.

Hiding the ellipse menu and Clone option in an embedded dashboard.

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