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Is it possible to disable the drag widget that lets you scale a chart up and down? Like a param that I can include in the advanced XML?

I'm embedding a chart in another app and want to turn off that bar.

asked 26 Jan '11, 18:53

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Certainly. Stick this in your FlashChart modules:

<param name="enableResize">False</param>

If you ever want to know what the legal params are for any module, go to your splunk instance and type in this URL:

http://<yourhost>:<yourport>/modules

It'll give you the autogenerated documentation. Or you could read the same thing on the splunk site at http://www.splunk.com/base/Documentation/latest/Developer/ModuleReference

Note: one advantage the local URL has over the splunk.com URL is that it will always include custom modules that might have been included by other apps. This isnt particularly common right now but it's becoming more so.

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answered 02 Feb '11, 03:23

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Beautiful, that did it. Thanks!

(18 Feb '11, 19:18) caphrim007

I don't have much of an answer, but it can be done!

I have views with several graphs, each code is identical except for the search. The thing that seem to stick out is when I use a group in my layout parameter, I don't have the bar.

<module="HiddenPostProcess" layoutPanel="panel_row2_col1_grp1">

I hope this helps...

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answered 27 Jan '11, 17:19

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Well, the layoutPanel attribute just determines which rounded-corner panel it should go into, and the ones with '_grp1' on the end give finer grained placement within a particular panel. But they dont affect the resize bar as far as i know.

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