The name of each dashboard in the browser tab is merely "Dashboard".  How do I configure a custom name?  I would expect the default name for the tab to be like the dashboard name, like in the xml dashboards. ... View more

I started exploring the new studio and created some dashboards. Cool but new so not much community wisdom and examples. Only the documentation . Is there a dedicated forum for the Studio?  The label "studio" is not available here.  My question: is there a way for a custom color in a table in the new Studio?  Similar to the custom color codein the simple XML:  <format type="color" field="appid_tag">           <colorPalette type="expression">case(value="Banana","#a740a2")</colorPalette>         </format>   Next question up: can I use conditional color in Studio, similar to the one in simple xml:   <format type="color" field="tags">           <colorPalette type="expression">case(match(lower(value), "`"),"#b6fcd5")</colorPalette>         </format>     ... View more

@somesoni2  I am trying to parse a complex xml and asking about the regex for SEDCMD-abremoveheader which refers to line 3 of the xml or further below.  (*s) works in regex101.com but not in Splunk SEDCMD-abremoveheader.  The below solution is NOT SUFFICIENT because it refers to the first 2 lines only.   https://community.splunk.com/t5/Getting-Data-In/Parsing-XML-and-props-conf-help/m-p/158263 Details: I use SEDCMD-abremoveheader  to start from the desired location.  I works when it is about the first two lines.  It does not work when it is the 3rd or any other line further below.  Here is an example xml: <?xml version="1.0"?> <config version="8.1.0" daaa="dummy"> <something>   The following works fine in Splunk xml parsing: SEDCMD-abremoveheader = s/\<\?xml.*\s*\<config.*\>\s*//g The following does not work in splunk xml parsing and also not in regex101.com SEDCMD-abremoveheader = s/\<\?xml.*\s*\<somthing.*\>\s*//g The following ***works in regx101.com*** but not in Splunk xml parsing: (?s)\<\?xml.*\s*\<something.*\>\s* The (?s) says to ignore any char including new lines.  Also tried (?m) - does not work either.    ... View more