You would need to do some hacking, most likely via /appserver/static/application.js in the app in question.
You could use several methods, but the easiest might be to use $(document).ready()
:
$(document).ready( function() {
window.open(Splunk.util.make_url('app', Splunk.util.getCurrentApp(), 'the_other_view'));
});
Perhaps I should ask why you want to do this?
Hey Nick, if it would cause unwanted side-effects, then I will probably not experiment with it but it is definitely worth a thought in terms of R & D/improving the UI.
Thanks araitz. It's not for definite. It's just an idea. I have a (data intensive) view in my instance that takes a while to load up. I thought about making this my default view. While it's loading, users could have another view to look at while they wait. (I know that users could manually open up different views but I was thinking of users getting all the views that they need to see opened as soon as they log in instead of having to open them all manually one at a time. I think this could be a cool enhancement although it may affect the speed of Splunk. Sorry to go off on a bit of a tangent.
Note: You definitely want to wrap that at least in if (Splunk.util.getCurrentView() == "the default view"), and even then it'll have unwanted effects when you go back to that view later. 😃