Iâm writing an interface for a couchbase db and itâs foundamental to guarantee an acceptable UI.
It seems that now (0.11+ version of dash renderer) the overlay div is added only at application loading, while not on following callbacks triggered by user interaction.
Could you please tell me if this is intended to work this way or not?
What do you think can be the cause?
As this is global level change, where is <div class="_dash-loading-callback"/> injected in the html, under <div id="_dash-app-content"/> or another (hidden?) html element?
I have the same issue regarding the loading states : It works perfectly when launching the application but when a new callback is triggered by the user via a Button, the loading states does not appearâŚ
However, this is not showing me the spinner.
Also, would it be possible to specify where the spinner should appear? I would like it to appear on top of the current graph while the heavy data processing is happening in the background.
Currently, when a callback is loading there is one Div that is over-layed across the web page to indicate loading. It is therefore best to display the loading spinner in the center of the screen.
For some reason this simply doesnât work for me. I installed dash renderer 0.9.0, and appended both of the external CSS files along with Bootstrap. I have several long-running callbacks, but no grayed-out state pulls up. Does this functionality still exist?
EDIT: The example does not show the loading state either. All of the functionality works, but the screen does not gray-out when an option is selected and the callback is running. Iâm in the latest version of Chrome (70).
When I apply the external css it fades and it remains than that, after the data was already loaded. and how this can be implemented on a local application?. I created a custom css on my app and I referenced the css locally but it does not seems to work. Am I missing something?
Thanks, now is working, but on some calls the âUpdatingâ title does not go away, even after I return data from the callback function, Any Idea why this can be happening?
Thanks! This example works great. However, my callback takes around 20 minutes! I would really like to display the python console output so the user will have some idea about whatâs going on. Is there a way to perhaps update the text message in your solution to show the console output during the callback?
I have a page with scroll bar, this CSS only hazes off(freezes) half of the page. If I scroll down the down-half page is editable. Can we increase length of this CSS or lock the scroll bar?
try modifying the height parameter. i think i originally used vh units, which would cause this issue. percents might be better, absolute positioning too.
Hi @mikesmith1611 ,
Thanks for sharing your loading state! I have a dash application with multiple links to different graphs. Is there anyway to set this loading state to one specific links page? Currently it shows on all pages. Thanks!