Open domsle opened 3 years ago
Ah, boxes are not actual {htmlwidgets}, I thought it was smart to bypass all of this for these... perhaps it was not. I will have to think of a solution.
The tooltip can still be customised but executable JavaScript code (e.g.: functions passed with JS()
) will not work. Sorry.
Could you please show a simple example of how I could customize it? Let's say I just want to show some basic description of what x and y axis values mean.
czw., 25 mar 2021, 21:29 użytkownik John (JP) Coene < @.***> napisał:
Ah, boxes are not actual {htmlwidgets}, I thought it was smart to bypass all of this for these... perhaps it was not. I will have to think of a solution.
The tooltip can still be customised but executable JavaScript code (e.g.: functions passed with JS()) will not work. Sorry.
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I've been trying to solve this problem for several hours, including putting the evaluate function into box-binding.js to handle the problem of the parameter being a function. But unfortunately I found that I couldn't pass the function as an argument in the box anyway.
So it seems that there is no way to customize tooptip with functions yet.
Hello,
Is it possible to customize tooltips in boxes?
I have tried with setting argument tooltip with a formatter function:
But the result is, instead of the js function being executed, it is just printed:
Is it possible to do?