Closed huong-li-nguyen closed 6 months ago
Closing as we decided to not enable this feature due to the complexity and ambiguity it might create when users provide different page.title
/ page.id
/ page.href
In more detail...
The problem with the proposed solution for Card.href
is that really we should be referring to the page id and not the page title. But the page id is not necessarily the same as the page path since (a) there’s discrepancy of whether / is scrubbed from the path depending on whether you set the page.path
manually or whether it's taken from the id
automatically (b) the annoying homepage case where id
/title
and path don’t match up (maybe changed in #366) and (c) we let users set page.path
manually (which in hindsight was a mistake I think since I’m pretty sure no one does it now and it makes this sort of thing a bit awkward :grimacing:). So that means that page.path
could be completely different from page.id
, in which case the solution proposed in this PR won't work at all.
So really the way we should be doing this is:
https://github.com/mckinsey/vizro/pull/348/commits/09305d69638dd80a1369691bbd9c7a9edaa196ea shows how we might do this. While it's not that hard to do, it does add some complexity and at some point in the future I'd hope that the current href
behaviour of Card
might be removed at all in favour of #226.
If we do add this in future to lookup by page.id
we should also consider whether to remove the functionality that providing a relative path would work so that the only options are to provide page.id
or a complete href
. This might be a bit tidier but would be a breaking change.
Description
Card.href
andPage.path
dcc.Link
withdbc.NavLink
(this seemed to be broken for external links before - we might have to add more tests here @l0uden)Card.href
now:Card.href
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