Absolute paths for dash renderer

Dash Python
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I am embedding a dash app in a div on another website (iframes not desired for a few reasons) and there is an issue with the relative paths for the dash components - is there a way to enforce absolute paths in the links?

Thanks,
Z

2

where are you embedding you dash app? flask?

3

Into an existing Java web app running on tomcat and other things.

4

I’m reviving this topic as it seems to be unsolved. I am encountering similar issues.

If I run the Dash app locally, it works fine.

I try to access the same page through a reverse proxy in a full URL that looks something like this:
http://website.com/dash_app/

There are a lot of dependency issues. If I use the dev tool in Firefox I can clearly see what’s wrong. The request URL looks like this:

http://website.com/_dash-component-suites/dash_renderer/<bunch of stuff>.js
http://website.com/_dash-component-suites/dash_components/<bunch of stuff>.js

Which results in a lot of ‘500’ errors. There is just one ‘200’ status and I am left with “Loading…” on the page indefinitely.

I assume it would help if the dependencies were pointed to a place like this:

http://website.com/dash_app/_dash-component-suites/dash_renderer/<bunch of stuff>.js
5

this is solved through the requests_pathname_prefix and routes_pathname_prefix.