I have 2 graph. graph 1 : latitutudes and longitudes plotted and each plot is labelled with time. graph 2 : analysis graph where x-axis is the time(labels of 1st graph’s plot) If I hover on my 2nd graph analysis, it should reflect on 1st graph and show the location (lat and long plot) Is it pos…

Take a look at the second example in the Dash interactive graphing user guide which has hover events on one plot linked to two adjacent ones: https://dash.plot.ly/interactive-graphing Does that achieve what you’re looking for?

The link you shared has common x axis for all data. Mine is completly different. Below is the data of 1st graph. time=df[‘rasp_time’] latitude=df[‘latitude’] longitude=df[‘longitude’] data = [go.Scattermapbox(lat=latitude, lon=longitude, mode=‘markers’, marker=dict(size=8), text=time)] layout =…

Hi @ankush.nagaraju , It sounds like what you have in mind is something like this Plotly.js linked hover example , but spread across multiple graphs. It’s not possible to trigger tooltips programmatically from Python at the moment. But with the FigureWidget class in version 3 you can register Python…

Thank you so much for the suggestion and examples. I will try to implement this way and see if it works :slight_smile:

To use FigureWidget, Jupyter is necessary? Is it possible using pycharm and plottly online account?

Hi @ankush.nagaraju , FigureWidget is a custom Jupyter ipywidget ( https://ipywidgets.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ ), so it only works in a Jupyter context. Generally that means using it directly from the notebook (classic notebook or JupyterLab). If you’d rather do your development in PyCharm there ar…

Hi Jimmease, I could achieve something by using dash. But if I hover on 2nd graph, plot on 1st graph with label =(x axis value of 2nd graph) should be shown. Could you please help me with completing the callback function. Below is the complete code. import dash import dash_core_components as dcc …

Below is the 2 graphs on dash. [grafik]

Hi @ankush.nagaraju , As I mentioned above for the FigureWidget approach, I don’t think it’s possible to use Dash to trigger the hover tooltip on a point that’s not actually being hovered over. What you could do is highlight a point on the other graph by making the associated point larger, or a diff…

2 graphs, 1 hover

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Something like this. If you hover on 2nd graph, 1st graph’s plot with label should be shown.

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