The need for this:
To use the filter functionality within the program (not just as a User Interface feature).
I have used the below code to defaultly show the rows that have Highlight = 1.
But this reduces the size of the table, and when I use the filter to include the 0 as well, the dataframe populates only to the reduced height, and no scroll bar is available.
So I want to capture when the user is again clicking the filter in func(), and then call this
qgrid_widget.on doesn't recognixe 'filter_changed', 'filter_dropdown_shown'.
To replicate,
The need for this: To use the filter functionality within the program (not just as a User Interface feature). I have used the below code to defaultly show the rows that have Highlight = 1.
But this reduces the size of the table, and when I use the filter to include the 0 as well, the dataframe populates only to the reduced height, and no scroll bar is available. So I want to capture when the user is again clicking the filter in func(), and then call this
qgrid_widget._handle_qgrid_msg_helper({'field':'Highlight', 'filter_info':{'field':'Highlight','selected':[], 'type':'text', 'excluded':[]}, 'type':'change_filter'})
or
call
qgrid.show_grid(df)
infunc
.