Mark Gibbs

Can you do the following: 1. launch python 2. enter `import django` and press return 3. enter ``django.__version__`` and press return 2. enter `import dash` and press return 3. enter...

@warrickball there is a quick fix (if you need it) - copy the template file to `/templates/django_plotly_dash/plotly_app.html` and edit that template; as long as you are using template directories then...

Reproductions are always good, and sometimes essential. However first a couple of quick questions might throw some light on the issue: - does the issue disappear if you use a...

@anjunatl callbacks for sure do need to be registered with the `DjangoDash` app; this app in turn instantiates an underlying `Dash` app with wrapped versions of each callback. It looks...

@GarderesG this is not an uncommon issue - in general passing the name (or some other label/tag) of the data to the Dash app through the template, and then using...

@giaxle I think you'll have to provide some more details before it is possible to comment further. One first step might be to pull the git repo and follow the...

version 2.3.0 is now on PyPi and should permit use of Django 4.0 and higher - @vhidrogo if you can try this and report any issues that would be most...

@ptluczek that looks a lot like the websocket connection is not being made. Are you able to share your environment (pip freeze, python version, and also what version of the...

PR #470 works (for the demo) using both runserver and a production (uvicorn) asgi server. This needs validation before it can be released - and also appears to require a...

The short answer is no, as each dash app assumes that it is the only one on the page, so iframes are necessary to encapsulate them. The slightly longer answer...