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easy way of tying minallowed/maxallowed to the computed range
Out of curiosity: is there an easy way of tying minallowed/maxallowed to the computed range? Basically to let Plotly.js compute the autorange and set min/max allowed to that automatically, thereby implementing "zoom in but not out" without having to separately compute ranges outside of Plotly.js?
Originally posted by @nicolaskruchten in https://github.com/plotly/plotly.js/issues/887#issuecomment-1802654077
What is the status of this one? I am able to limit zoom/pan only by minallowed, maxallowed is not working.
“maxallowed is not working” would be a separate bug, are you able to reproduce this in a codepen? Thanks!
@alexcjohnson actually it's not working in the official example https://plotly.com/python/axes/#setting-a-maximum-and-minimum-allowed-axis-value, change mode to pan and move to the right. I will try to create codepen later
@sirpeas that example looks to me like it's behaving correctly: there's only a minallowed on the x axis (so you can pan as far to the right as you want, but you're limited on the left) and only a maxallowed on the y axis (so you can pan as far down as you want but not up).
Ok I figured it out https://codesandbox.io/p/sandbox/plotly-forked-d7my6
For others who will have the same issue, for category charts maxallowed and mixallowed are related to index from the feed array.
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