Hi @Eduardo
That’s a good question and I think it would be nice to have an example added to the docs
Since dash.callback_context.triggered
returns a string, there are lots of different ways to get the number. We could start a debate on which of these methods is the most Pythonic: regex - How to extract numbers from a string in Python? - Stack Overflow
Here is my favorite way :
Given that the prop_id
is a stringified dictionary with no white space – which is a JSON format, you can use the json module to convert it back into a normal python dictionary. See the json.loads() method - more info on that here: Python JSON
I use this method to get the chart number to delete in this example: Pattern call-backs regarding adding dynamic graphs - #4 by AnnMarieW
import json
...
input_id = dash.callback_context.triggered[0]["prop_id"].split(".")[0]
index_number = json.loads(input_id)["index"]
Does anyone else have a better solution?