Not sure if I can actually setup a MWE right now :-s.
I’ll try text based again.
Data is in a database.
The app queries data to populate a dash datatable, but also markers on a map.
row_id of the dashtable correspond to marker ids on the map.
Markers are in an overlay, as list of markers, as the number of markers is rather low (<100).
The goal would be to click a cell on the datatable and that that marker changes color and preferably that the popup opens.
In this way you can “select” (read click) on the table, and see the geographical information on the map.
The principal would be to use a callback with the MATCH pattern (activecell → row_id) must match id of the marker.
Output -. icon change.
However this can’t be done, as the row_id is stuck in a dict, and can’t be matched directly on the id of the marker.
I’ll try to setup a MWE, but that doesn’t seem to be easy.