@bailpy6 wrote:
I have a callback which sometimes works and sometimes doesn’t, not really sure whats going on, after a page refresh the callback will suddenly not work. I’ve took it into it’s own environment so that I can see if it’s anything else in the app causing the issue, but I still get the inconsistency. Below is the code.
> > > import pandas as pd > > import sqlite3 > > import pathlib > > import dash > > from dash.dependencies import Input, Output, State > > import dash_bootstrap_components as dbc > > import dash_core_components as dcc > > import dash_html_components as html > > import dash_table as dt > > from plotly import tools > > import plotly.graph_objs as go > > import plotly.express as px > > import base64 > > import cufflinks as cf > > from SQL import * > > > app = dash.Dash(external_stylesheets=[dbc.themes.LUX]) > > > year = "2020" > > month = "February" > > stypemonth = get_stype_month_data(year, month) > > smpiefig = px.pie(stypemonth.to_dict(), values='Value', names='SaleType') > > > app.layout = html.Div( > > [ > > dbc.Row(dbc.Col(html.P(""))), > > dbc.Row(dbc.Col(dcc.Dropdown( > > id='sales-month-dropdown', > > options=[{'label':'January', 'value':'January'},{'label':'February', 'value':'February'}], > > value='January' > > ))), > > dbc.Row(dbc.Col(dcc.Dropdown( > > id='sales-year-dropdown', > > options=[{'label':'2020/21', 'value':'2020'},{'label':'2021/22', 'value':'2021'}], > > value='2020' > > ))), > > dbc.Col(dcc.Graph(figure=smpiefig,id='sales-stypemonthpie')), > > ] > > ) > > > @app.callback( > > Output("sales-stypemonthpie","figure"), > > [Input("sales-month-dropdown", "value"), > > Input("sales-year-dropdown", "value")] > > ) > > def update_sales_smpie(selected_month, selected_year): > > newstypemonth = get_stype_month_data(selected_month, selected_year) > > newsmpiefig = px.pie(newstypemonth.to_dict(), values='Value', names='SaleType') > > print(selected_month + selected_year) > > return newsmpiefig > > > if __name__ == '__main__': > > app.run_server(debug=True)
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Any help would be appreciated!
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