Jake Reid Browning

You can do it by finding the export plugin via `revoGridElement.getPlugins`. See here for example https://codesandbox.io/s/revo-grid-vue3-forked-oibx2h

Hey @DavidCF98 you can cast it to the correct type: ```ts (revoEl as HTMLRevoGridElement).getPlugins(); ```

No problem! `HTMLRevoGridElement` should be available as a global interface if you're using the revogrid library. But if you're having trouble, you can also just cast to `any`: ```ts (revoEl...

I wouldn't say this is a bug with revogrid. Globally overriding the default behaviour of a HTML attribute is almost guaranteed to cause some weird behaviour. Is it possible for...

This seems to be broken again in revogrid `3.0.97`. See [this codesanbox](https://codesandbox.io/s/revo-grid-vanilla-js-forked-jwjjh?file=/src/index.js)

Thanks @wglas85, I'll use this function to solve the issue in the meantime

Sure, something like the following ```js { explorer.load([ {name: "a", val: BigInt(9007199254740992)}, {name: "b", val: BigInt(9007199254740993)}, {name: "c", val: BigInt(9007199254740994)}, ]); }} /> ```

I think this still is a CSS issue. Giving the explorer component a specific height causes the sidebar to show up: ```css .sanddance-explorer { height: 1000px; } ```

@danmarshall It may be worthwhile to give `.sandance-explorer` `height: 100%` by default, so that it takes up the height of whatever container a user puts it in rather than collapsing...

Hi Sandy, thanks for raising the issue. What version of python are you running on?