PaloAltoNetworks/Splunk-Apps

A custom JavaScript error caused an issue loading your dashboard....." Palo Alto Networks Splunk App

Cliffcy opened this issue · 9 comments

Cliffcy commented

When going to the Threats and Activities dashboards in the Palo Alto Networks App on Splunk on-prem version I get the error "A custom JavaScript error caused an issue loading your dashboard. I updated the Palo Alto Networks App in Splunk to the latest version 7.0.4 and still no fix. Any solutions? All I have to do to replicate it is click any dashboard under the Threats or the Activities menus.

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  • Environment name and version : Chrome Version 99.0.4844.82
  • Operating System and version Window 10 pro 20H2
welcome-to-palo-alto-networks commented

🎉 Thanks for opening your first issue here! Welcome to the community!

Cliffcy commented

The PANOS version is 9.0.5

rfrey-splunk commented

I'm seeing this same issue with v7.0.4 and v7.1.0 of the app running on Splunk v8.1.2

Just-Another-User commented

IS there a resolution to this? I get same error when trying to load the Threats and Activities dashboards.
Running v7.1.0 and Splunk 8.2.2202.1

When I try to get to the Configuration page, I get the following error on screen
"ops.
Page not found! Click here to return to Splunk homepage."

In my Logs I see this message..
"Masking the original 404 message: 'Trying to reach the "Splunk_TA_paloalto" app which does not have a User Interface.' with 'Page not found!' for security reasons

paulmnguyen commented

We are currently working with Splunk Cloud on this issue.

aattelli91 commented

Hi Team
do we have any update for the above issue , as we are currently facing the same issue on 7.1.0
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Thanks

paulmnguyen commented

Hey everyone, if you are seeing this message please uninstall and reinstall the app/add-on. The nature of Splunk upgrading leaves old files as they only replace files and not delete. You will need to remove the app/add-on and reinstall to remove the older files.

dtwersky commented

@paulmnguyen I see this error on brand new installation and freshly install add-on and app, running on SplunkCloud version 8.2+. This does not happen on regular on-prem installations.
Javascript error:

TypeError: mvc.createService is not a function
    at eval (eval at <anonymous> (dashboard_1.1.js:331:84868), <anonymous>:40:21)
    at Object.execCb (eval at e.exports (common.js:556:18524), <anonymous>:1658:33)
    at Module.check (eval at e.exports (common.js:556:18524), <anonymous>:869:55)
    at Module.enable (eval at e.exports (common.js:556:18524), <anonymous>:1151:22)
    at Module.init (eval at e.exports (common.js:556:18524), <anonymous>:782:26)
    at eval (eval at e.exports (common.js:556:18524), <anonymous>:1424:36)
siddharth-golchha commented

@paulmnguyen I see this error on brand new installation and freshly install add-on and app, running on SplunkCloud version 8.2+. This does not happen on regular on-prem installations. Javascript error:

TypeError: mvc.createService is not a function
    at eval (eval at <anonymous> (dashboard_1.1.js:331:84868), <anonymous>:40:21)
    at Object.execCb (eval at e.exports (common.js:556:18524), <anonymous>:1658:33)
    at Module.check (eval at e.exports (common.js:556:18524), <anonymous>:869:55)
    at Module.enable (eval at e.exports (common.js:556:18524), <anonymous>:1151:22)
    at Module.init (eval at e.exports (common.js:556:18524), <anonymous>:782:26)
    at eval (eval at e.exports (common.js:556:18524), <anonymous>:1424:36)

@dtwersky were you able to find a a resolution for this?