Javascript

This is a slightly lengthy tutorial on creating your own D3 (or any other open source JavaScript library) visualization and app for use in Splunk. It assumes familiarity with creating Splunk Apps, as well as with JavaScript, and as such is at a more intermediate level: before creating this app, you might want to work on both your JavaScript skills and work on creating some Splunk visualizations with Splunk JS or Simple XML. You...

Splunk allows customers the flexibility to create their own visualizations. While at a customer we created a cool way to hide and have panels pop up when you click on a single panel. All of these searches are internal so you can test on your Splunk Instance, and then change it to your desired results!

The Simple XML will look something like this: 

<dashboard script="example_single_panel_inline_drilldown.js">

<label>Single panel inline drilldown</label>

<row...
          

Drupal 7 comes packed with functionality but what do you do when you want to implement some of those incredible visual elements that you see across the web? Cover flow like image galleries, fade animations, sliding page elements, smooth scrolling and other dynamic presentation effects can help push your site design to a whole other level.

Fortunately, Drupal 7 comes loaded with an answer in jQuery. jQuery is a lightweight JavaScript library which contains many common DOM, event, effects, and Ajax functions. While Drupal 7...