Closed 2beetle closed 9 months ago
The add_filter
functionality (like most of Panel) depends on a server to be available. In theory you may be able to implement this using .jscallback
functionality but I will mark this as wontfix
as it is out of scope.
The
add_filter
functionality (like most of Panel) depends on a server to be available. In theory you may be able to implement this using.jscallback
functionality but I will mark this aswontfix
as it is out of scope.
get it. Thanks
The
add_filter
functionality (like most of Panel) depends on a server to be available. In theory you may be able to implement this using.jscallback
functionality but I will mark this aswontfix
as it is out of scope.
I got the tabulator dom but i have no idea changing the data of it. Can i get some help? @philippjfr
table2_0_2 = pn.widgets.Tabulator(df_2_0_2,
theme='bootstrap4',
disabled=True,
width=600, show_index=False, layout="fit_data_stretch",
frozen_columns=['Sample'],
header_filters=True,
header_align='center',
text_align='center')
slider.jscallback(args={'dataframe': df_2_0_2, 'table': table2_0_2}, value="")
The
add_filter
functionality (like most of Panel) depends on a server to be available. In theory you may be able to implement this using.jscallback
functionality but I will mark this aswontfix
as it is out of scope.I got the tabulator dom but i have no idea changing the data of it. Can i get some help? @philippjfr
table2_0_2 = pn.widgets.Tabulator(df_2_0_2, theme='bootstrap4', disabled=True, width=600, show_index=False, layout="fit_data_stretch", frozen_columns=['Sample'], header_filters=True, header_align='center', text_align='center') slider.jscallback(args={'dataframe': df_2_0_2, 'table': table2_0_2}, value="")
I have solved it
ALL software version info
(this library, plus any other relevant software, e.g. bokeh, python, notebook, OS, browser, etc) python 3.9 panel 1.3.6
I try to add the range slider to tabulator so I can get the number in the range I want, but when i use the save method turn the app to html, the range slider lost the filtering effect