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The html needs to live in a dashboard, one way or another. For a dashboard, you can write Simple XML or Advanced XML or you can use HTML. The tag defines a dashboard in Advanced XML. However, I would write this simple XML for a dashboard instead: <dashboard> <row> <html> <h1>HTML Panel Example</h1> <p>The HTML panel displays inline HTML.</p> <img src="picture.jpg"/> </html> </row> </dashboard> Now you don't need hello.html at all. For more info check out the Build Dashboards with Simple XML section of the manual - or start at the beginning of the manual. learn Splunk.

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