def setup(request):
"""Render the setup page, and process data when it's validating/saving new content"""
service = request.service
SetupForm.service = service
result = create_setup_view_context(request, SetupForm,
reverse('code42:setup'))
return result
def setup(request):
result = create_setup_view_context(request, SetupForm,
reverse('SplunkConf2014Example:home'))
service = request.service
app_name = service.namespace['app']
service.apps[app_name].post('_reload')
return result
def setup(request):
"""Render the setup page, and process data when it's validating/saving new content"""
service = request.service
SetupForm.service = service
result = create_setup_view_context(
request,
SetupForm,
reverse('code42:setup'))
return result
def setup(request):
result = create_setup_view_context(
request,
SetupForm,
reverse('SplunkConf2014Example:home'))
service = request.service
app_name = service.namespace['app']
service.apps[app_name].post('_reload')
return result
def setup(request):
# Renders the setup view, passing the following variables to the template:
# * form -- Can be rendered with {{ form.as_p }}.
# * configured -- Whether the app has already been configured.
# If false, then the existing configuration is being edited.
return create_setup_view_context(
request,
SetupForm, # the form class to use
# NOTE: Most apps should redirect to the home view 'splunk_wftoolkit:home'
# instead of back to the setup page.
reverse('splunk_wftoolkit:setup')) # where to redirect after the completing the setup view
def setup(request):
# Renders the setup view, passing the following variables to the template:
# * form -- Can be rendered with {{ form.as_p }}.
# * configured -- Whether the app has already been configured.
# If false, then the existing configuration is being edited.
return create_setup_view_context(
request,
SetupForm, # the form class to use
# NOTE: Most apps should redirect to the home view 'splunk_wftoolkit:home'
# instead of back to the setup page.
reverse('cisco-app-Nexus-9k:setup')) # where to redirect after the completing the setup view
def setup(request):
result = create_setup_view_context(request, SetupForm,
reverse('twitter2:home'))
# HACK: Workaround DVPL-4647 (Splunk 6.1 and below):
# Refresh current app's state so that non-framework views
# observe when the app becomes configured.
service = request.service
app_name = service.namespace['app']
service.apps[app_name].post('_reload')
return result
def setup(request):
result = create_setup_view_context(
request,
SetupForm,
reverse('twitter2:home'))
# HACK: Workaround DVPL-4647 (Splunk 6.1 and below):
# Refresh current app's state so that non-framework views
# observe when the app becomes configured.
service = request.service
app_name = service.namespace['app']
service.apps[app_name].post('_reload')
return result
def setup(request):
return create_setup_view_context(
request,
SetupForm,
reverse(app_id + ':home')
)
def setup(request):
return create_setup_view_context(request, SetupForm,
reverse(app_id + ':home'))
def setup(request):
return create_setup_view_context(
request,
SetupForm, # The form class to use
reverse('Splunk_Dimensioning:page1')
) # Where to redirect the user after completing setup
def setup(request):
return create_setup_view_context(
request,
SetupForm,
reverse('gomez_networks:home'))
