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@amd-pscannell is there any output in the browser console? And can you also inspect the page (dynamically) to see what is actually in the DOM?

The first thing to check is if there has been a change in one of the underlying packages that is not backwards compatible. Are you able to share the versions...

@oegedijk @squeezer44 this looks like it is happening due to a change in an underlying package. #290 is probably the same issue and has a workaround - ie dont use...

@oegedijk @squeezer44 @DanInSpace104 v1.5.0 just released, should solve this problem by requiring channels < 3.0

@squeezer44 good to hear that this resolves the issue. As for the requirements, they are for using the package itself - to install and run the demo application you need...

@dalmouiee as per above, did you follow the [installation](https://django-plotly-dash.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installation.html#source-code-and-demo) instructions?

This could be an issue. Can you check if a different member of the assets directory (eg an image file) is correctly served?

Thanks for the update. This certainly sounds like files aren't getting added to the html unless explicitly listed.

@fspreck-indiscale nothing in the test suite fails with 1.6.1 - are you able to share enough code to replicate the issue?

@Peyo-Supp I think some sort of example that replicates the issue is needed