I have a reference dashboard script which is normally working. If I add console.log(); lines and _bump splunk, I expect to see output in chrome's console ( F12 ).
If written in the correct space, dashboard scripts do support console.log() calls, so if they aren't working, then either:
Your call to console.log() is in an invalid point in code, or
Your script is broken because of some other syntax error. Suggest checking the syntax with an IDE that will flag, for example, missing commas. vscode does this by default.
If written in the correct space, dashboard scripts do support console.log() calls, so if they aren't working, then either:
Your call to console.log() is in an invalid point in code, or
Your script is broken because of some other syntax error. Suggest checking the syntax with an IDE that will flag, for example, missing commas. vscode does this by default.
@lquinn you're right, console.log()works in any legal context - the problem for me in this case was that the script which was working, silently began failing. Is there a way to debug/validate a dashboard script to find errors?
For future readers with my issue: I suggest opening your script in an IDE that will validate your JS. I used vscode to quickly find a missing ,, and my script began behaving again.
