Seems no, but you can do this: https://www.splunk.com/blog/2014/02/24/using-bootstrap-modal-with-splunk-simple-xml.html
I believe this is the javascript that launches that:
$('a.aboutLink').click(function(event){
var aboutPopup=new Splunk.Popup($('.aboutPopupContainer'),{
title:_('About Splunk'),
buttons:[
{
label:_('Done'),
type:'primary',
callback:function(){
return true;
}.bind(this)
}
]
});
return false;});
You can see the .aboutPopupContainer in the search app's html. I'm not sure if you're trying to do this in your own app or not, but you can create a custom application.js. I imagine you could override the javascript above to display your own html or whatever.
It's not a file. If you do a "view source" from the search app you'll see it in the source. So, it's some html that gets injected into each view. I wouldn't suggest chasing the actual source of that injection down, but would just try overriding it with your own html.
Hi MW,
i found that code, but i must be blind and can not find the file which contains ".aboutPopupContainer".
Can you give me the filename?