hey hey hey.
so I am trying to achieve something like this:
the data is random but I need to have different values in the dropdowns
Is there a way to achieve this using dash_table?
hey hey hey.
so I am trying to achieve something like this:
the data is random but I need to have different values in the dropdowns
Is there a way to achieve this using dash_table?
Hey @Matan,
I don’t think there is a way with one table. But with two you might be able to accomplish this. ![]()
hey @Matan
In addition to @jinnyzor 's good suggestion, if you don’t mind having the dropdowns outside the table, you might be able to create 3 dropdowns that align directly above the Table’s columns.
Hey @jinnyzor and @adamschroeder
Right now I am using two tables and I have the dropdowns above the dash_table with the information
The problem is to align the dropdowns to be the same size as the cells below them, I can’t give them a fixed width because it’s a responsive table that changes every time I upload a different excel.
Do you guys know a way to do this?
Could try a clientside callback:
app.clientside_callback(
"""function setWidths(d) {
cell_data = $("#table2")[0].rows[0].cells
if (!$("#table1 > colgroup")[0]) {
$("#table1").append(<colgroup></colgroup>)
}
$("#table1 > colgroup").empty()
for (x=0; x<cell_data.length; x++) {
$("#table1 > colgroup").append(<col span="1" style="width: 50px"></col>)
$("#table1 > colgroup > col")[x].style.width = cell_data[x].getBoundingClientRect().width()
}
return window.dash_clientside.no_update
}"""
Output('table1','id'),
Input('table2','id'))
I havent tested this. ![]()
Hi, thanks for answering.
two problems:
call me stubborn but I try my best to avoid adding any js to my code I try to solve most things using python and CSS, and only if I am absolutely sure there’s no way I will use js.
I need to output to the table in another callback so I can’t use it otherwise I will have a duplicate output error.
Other way would be to fix the widths. ![]()
Pick something else that you can output to in the clientside callback, something that you’ll never touch. ![]()
You are outputting to the id prop of the table, I was thinking that you’d never touch that.
I am thinking about the design now I might do something else I will update what I did in the end!
thanks for helping!