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Why won't my Javascript load after transferring the file into the Splunk application?

patricianaguit
Explorer

I transferred my javascript file into my Splunk application. After that, I did the bump and refresh method.
When went to my dashboard, my javascript wouldnt load, and I'm getting this error:
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I already changed the mode in my backend access

What should I do?

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paramagurukarth
Builder

I think I didn't got your question.. I am just answering my guess

This is the link to access a javascript (or any file ) in the /appserver/static/ folder of an application

http://localhost:8000/static/app/<your_app_name>/<your_file_name_with_extension>;

Also, here you can find answers for all your questions related to Javascript/Splunk

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paramagurukarth
Builder

I think I didn't got your question.. I am just answering my guess

This is the link to access a javascript (or any file ) in the /appserver/static/ folder of an application

http://localhost:8000/static/app/<your_app_name>/<your_file_name_with_extension>;

Also, here you can find answers for all your questions related to Javascript/Splunk

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MuS
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

quick shot: your error says /app/search/tooltip_js.js not found, but the file is in the redbar system_heath app

patricianaguit
Explorer

Tried to look for the file in the search app, but its not there?

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MuS
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

That's exactly my point, your dashboard is trying to load the js from the search app! Move your dashboard into the other redbar system_heath app and it should work.

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