First and foremost, I have already previewed this post: [ html.Button - Adding a click event ]( http://html.Button - Adding a click event) My issue though stems from not needing the n_clicks values, but simply the acknowledgement that a button was pressed. I’m trying to create a button that resets all…

If n_clicks changes, then that tells you that the button was clicked. You’re free to ignore the actual value in your callback. Though you may want to catch n_clicks==0 because that callback will happen when the page first loads.

If n_clicks changes Forgive me if this is a silly question, but how would I be able to check this? Thanks.

The callback function will only be called when one of the inputs changes (and on initial page load).

That wont work for my case: I have an output that can be changed based off inputs, but if the button is pressed, the output should be reset the default component. To better illustrate: @app.callback( Output('dropdown-a', 'options'), [Input('dropdown-b', value'), Input('dropdown-c', va…

Right now you it’s not possible to tell which component has changed, you can only get the current state of all of the components that the callbacks depend on.

Ah yeah. As @chriddyp says it’s not possible to figure out which of the inputs has changed. It seems to me like your case might be doable though. Can you set dropdown-a options based just on the b and c values? e.g. @app.callback( Output('dropdown-a', 'options'), [Input('dropdown-b', valu…

That is a good suggestion, but my issue is that dropdown b is also dependent on other dropdown inputs, I couldn’t just add the button as the only input. i.e. @app.callback( Output('dropdown-b', 'options'), [Input('dropdown-a', value'), Input('dropdown-c', value)]) def set_b_option…

Those are the dropdown-b options though right? Is the value really dependent on other dropdown inputs as well? (if so, should it really even be a dropdown?)

Yes, they are all connected. Each dropdown corresponds to a column in the table and is used to filter that dataframe. Take the example below. If Americas is chosen in dropdown A, than dropdown b should only show USA, Canada as options and only Switzerland and Germany for dropdown c. Or another exa…

It seems to me that the example I posted a little ways up should work fine for this example (except I confused what was A, B, and C). So something like this: @app.callback( Output('dropdown-b', 'options'), [Input('dropdown-a', value')]) def set_b_options(a_val): return get_countries_in_…

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rkahhale August 31, 2018, 6:50pm 13

Hello, I am having the same issue. I was wondering if you’ve found a solution to it?

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