Hi,
I’ve put together a Django project that contains some dash pages. I’m trying to get a callback to load another url which will open or refresh a completely new page but so far all I’ve achieved to do is load the new entire page within the original dash window I.e. I end up with two side menus, two nav bars stacked side to side and on top of one another. Things work but obviously not practical or aesthetic from a user perspective. Has anyone had any experience with this?
The way things are setup is that a html file loads the app.py file so I’m guessing the callback is loading the html file with the next app in place of the app.py file causing the problem so I need to almost go outside the app if that makes sense, something like calling the Django url.py or views.py file.
Apologies if the above is confusing or simplistic I’ve only been coding a few months. Would really appreciate any help.