Hello everyone, I started by creating a flask application and then did authentication for it. In the authentication function I saved the user profile in the session. However when I want to access it on any other file on the application I get the following error: RuntimeError: Working outside of …

I am trying to get the flask session to work in my app, but it won’t work, I get the same error as OP: RuntimeError: Working outside of request context. I looked at the old thread that was linked, but it did not give any useful info to get the app working as a whole. I included an example app below…

In your case there is one alternative to completely avoid the Flask session. You can use persistence="memory" and render just your content block. This should work as long as the dropdown has always a selection. The memory persistence works effectively as a cookie and won’t go away even if the brows…

It took me a while to realize that that was indeed an option as well. Yesterday, I got this idea as well after reading some other StackOverflow post on this topic. I don’t know why I didn’t think of this option before. Furthermore, I do agree with you that it’s the best to use dcc.Store to store an…

Hello @Tobs , I cater different flavors of the same website depending upon the user’s session, levels, company, etc. I also store the users navigation setting (open, closed) in the same db. This is something that I think you are after. I use dash pages, but I understand why you wouldn’t since your …

@Tobs , Another thing to keep in mind, especially when you switch to pages. The pages get iterated through upon spin up, so your layouts will have to make sure there is a request or current_user. If not, have a fallback layout to get past that phase.

Thanks for the interesting insights. It seems you are truly building more complex frameworks. (I have also seen other posts of yours). My focus with Dash is enabling others, non-programmers, to easily create their own Dashboards. Where I specifically focus on taking away as much complexity from the…

Nope, supervisor is actually just something that Linux has to offer. Since you are looking at dynamic loading content. Not sure if you’d be interested in an approach like this: [image] Dashboard-Helper Dash Python Hello All, I have been working quite a bit on something …

Unable to change layout because I cannot access the session information

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jlfsjunior November 8, 2021, 2:13pm 2

Please take a look at this old thread.

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Unable to change layout because I cannot access the session information

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