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If it is only the websocket connection that is failing, the first place to look would be the proxy settings in your nginx.conf - are you using a configuration that...

Lifting local asset serving into the Django staticfiles structure requires a number of steps. There has been some confusion about how to do this (#267 #266 #268 for example)

v1.5.0 has been released, which restricts the channels version to < 3.0 as a workaround.

@zedft did you follow all of [these](https://django-plotly-dash.readthedocs.io/en/latest/bootstrap.html) steps? If you did, and your app still fails to work, can you report what errors you see in both the browser console...

@zedft letting Django manage your static assets is the path of least resistance. Otherwise, using the [get_asset_url](https://django-plotly-dash.readthedocs.io/en/latest/local_assets.html#known-issues) function and setting `serve_locally=True` should also work.

@ad15665 @muhamrii this sounds like package (or python) version incompatibility. Are the packages the same versions for the local and cloud environments? What versions of python are being used?

@pgchj @ad15665 @muhamrii v1.5.0 is now available. This should resolve the problem by using a version of channels < 3.0

The devtools are not currently surfaced. It is not clear how easy (or hard) this is to do, but it would certainly be a good feature to have. Created #299...

This is needed in both templates. Created #412 to address sandbox properties as this keeps cropping up. @walid0925 what version of `django-plotly-dash` were you using, and what browser(s) are stumbling...

@Pritesh-Inexture for now I think it wont work - in this case rendering doesn't use the index_string property. This should be a straightforward extension. However, as a stopgap measure, can...