I have looked for issues but couldn't find anything and just wanted to bring awareness to clickmode: "event+select" issue.
Hi, currently working on Streamlit + Plotly selections! I noticed this bug that didn't seem like a bug on Streamlit's side.
It seems like onUpdate gets called and graph gets updated visually incorrectly when clickmode: "event+select" and dragmode: "select" and doing selection clicks. I would expect onDeselect to be called and layout.selections to remove the selection because selectedpoints in data has []
I read that most issues here are likely Plotly.js problems but not sure if that's the case because I went to check plotly.js code and onUpdate is a callback while plotly.js contains an update function as far as I can tell but I assume everything in react-plotly.js is based off plotly.js so just trying to bring extra awareness to this issue.
I have looked for issues but couldn't find anything and just wanted to bring awareness to clickmode: "event+select" issue.
Hi, currently working on Streamlit + Plotly selections! I noticed this bug that didn't seem like a bug on Streamlit's side.
It seems like
onUpdate
gets called and graph gets updated visually incorrectly whenclickmode: "event+select"
anddragmode: "select"
and doing selection clicks. I would expect onDeselect to be called and layout.selections to remove the selection because selectedpoints in data has []Reproducible example: https://codesandbox.io/p/sandbox/react-forked-6rypkr?file=%2Fsrc%2FApp.tsx
Steps to reproduce:
Expectation: Graph is not less than 100% opaque Actual: Graph is less than 100% opaque and weird and
onUpdate
is not calledVideo to show actual:
https://github.com/plotly/react-plotly.js/assets/16749069/632b9ef7-c213-4a27-a7c7-08f5b8c9417e
I read that most issues here are likely Plotly.js problems but not sure if that's the case because I went to check plotly.js code and
onUpdate
is a callback while plotly.js contains anupdate
function as far as I can tell but I assume everything in react-plotly.js is based off plotly.js so just trying to bring extra awareness to this issue.