This worked for me! Thanks! ... View more

Right but won't that only listen for an actual click? Or will it listen for any type of press of the button (like if a user hits enter instead?) Is the difference here that you are explicitly defining the ID of the button rather than the class? ... View more

Is there a way to accomplish this same principle in a props file? I've got JSON data that has a return{} field that has a big list of software that needs to be updated. But splunk is auto extracting each software name out as part of the field name. I want to do the same thing the OP did and rename all fields called Return* as something else. Can this be done in a conf file? Thanks ... View more

This worked for me! Already upvoted as an answer. Thanks! ... View more

@scadaman where exactly did you look to find the name of the user with the problem? I have been looking in splunkd logs and can't find any reference to a role not existing. Getting the same errors you mentioned here. I know this was a while back but do you remember? Thanks ... View more

I would be VERY interested in an answer to this. I basically need to do the same thing. ... View more

@kbarker302 This is great, works perfectly. However I wondered if there is a javascript function that would listen for the "submit" action of the form rather than a button click. I have a dashboard with 3 text boxes and users can search by IP, Username, or DNS name. Nobody actually clicks the search button they type the term and click enter and it searches. Is there a way to instead of clearing the boxes on the click event clear them when the button is "clicked" via the enter key? Thanks ... View more

@niketnilay nevermind this works perfectly! I made a couple of changes to my dashboard and this will be great. Thanks so much for your help! ... View more

OK so this solution would likely work, however it's very similar to the solution I found here http://dev.splunk.com/view/SP-CAAAE49 . I'm trying to edit the solution in that link so that the HTML gets rendered without it having to be in a separate expandable row like it is shown here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/CMMLOHuIt3IfPTj83 I have found that simply calling rowData.values and passing it into a custom table renderer will render the HTML and make links clickable etc. However I'm having a hard time editing the code to do exactly what I would like. Are there any resources I can use to research how these functions and classes work in Splunk JS? I think it's just a misunderstanding of how to harness the JS to do what I need. All that I want is for what's in the expanded row to just show up in the cell... (also forgive the lack of clickable links in this post. I can't even freaking get THOSE to work either... ... View more

I know this question was from a long time ago but I have this exact same problem. I have done research into using the Splunk JS stack to get this done, and have a working example dashboard that formats some tables using JS. However, the JS simply makes calls to the TableView library which has documentation here: http://docs.splunk.com/DocumentationStatic/WebFramework/1.0/compref_table.html. There doesn't seem to be an available call to the library that would render the raw HTML cell contents on the table. Did you have any additional places I can go for information about how exactly this could be accomplished? Thanks ... View more

Just following up on this post. I didn't see any activity on it and I would like to do the EXACT same thing. The only problem is that I believe you have to use the TableView library, and if you check here http://docs.splunk.com/DocumentationStatic/WebFramework/1.0/compref_table.html there doesn't seem to be an option to display the cell contents as rendered HTML. Does anyone have some other place I can look to find out what property to set to render the raw HTML cell contents in the table? Thanks ... View more

Hey @davisja, I know this post is from FOREVER ago but I'm attempting to create a custom renderer in JS to simply render some HTML code in a table, rather than color the cells, and I think your example could really help me out. I'm just struggling to figure out how to implement it. Would you be willing to have a conversation offline about how you were able to accomplish this? My email is ktwingstrom[AT]gmail.com. I didn't see a way to PM you through answers.splunk.com so that's why I'm just leaving my email. Thanks! ... View more