I didn’t find a good explanation for this behavior in the issues or documentation, but there might be.
Version: v0.10.0
I am trying to create a .py file where the user can import a data file by writing in the path to their data file and the plots will update and can be evaluated using the great sets of tools that Bokeh offer. I used Christine Doig’s taylor_server.py as a template. The code and example data files is found in this gist
When i omit using the tools and write “squared” in the textbox, the axis range changes fine. However, when I try to use the tools, it works on only one of the plots and in addition, if I change the filename in the textbox, the axis does not update on the plot which the tools have been used.
Lastly, if some tools are added, the plots does not initialize at all. For instance if a BoxSelectTool() instance is added.
I have tried to reinitialize the tools in the update_data function with no luck. The problem seems to be for all browsers.
We will be releasing Bokeh 0.11 in two days on January 6th. It has a completely new Tornado and websocket based server that is much more stable, performant, and simpler to use. (You can see other recent posts on the mailing list for more details) We are working right now on greatly expanded documentation for it for the release. There are also many more examples and we will have a live gallery of running apps for people to visit as well. At this point I cannot recommend that anyone use the server from Bokeh <= 0.10 for new work. Basically, hold tight a few more days (or try a "dev build")
I didn't find a good explanation for this behavior in the issues or documentation, but there might be.
Version: v0.10.0
I am trying to create a .py file where the user can import a data file by writing in the path to their data file and the plots will update and can be evaluated using the great sets of tools that Bokeh offer. I used Christine Doig's taylor_server.py as a template. The code and example data files is found in this gist
When i omit using the tools and write "squared" in the textbox, the axis range changes fine. However, when I try to use the tools, it works on only one of the plots and in addition, if I change the filename in the textbox, the axis does not update on the plot which the tools have been used.
Lastly, if some tools are added, the plots does not initialize at all. For instance if a BoxSelectTool() instance is added.
I have tried to reinitialize the tools in the update_data function with no luck. The problem seems to be for all browsers.
On Monday, January 4, 2016 at 3:06:39 PM UTC+1, Bryan Van de ven wrote:
Hi,
We will be releasing Bokeh 0.11 in two days on January 6th. It has a completely new Tornado and websocket based server that is much more stable, performant, and simpler to use. (You can see other recent posts on the mailing list for more details) We are working right now on greatly expanded documentation for it for the release. There are also many more examples and we will have a live gallery of running apps for people to visit as well. At this point I cannot recommend that anyone use the server from Bokeh <= 0.10 for new work. Basically, hold tight a few more days (or try a “dev build”)
I didn’t find a good explanation for this behavior in the issues or documentation, but there might be.
Version: v0.10.0
I am trying to create a .py file where the user can import a data file by writing in the path to their data file and the plots will update and can be evaluated using the great sets of tools that Bokeh offer. I used Christine Doig’s taylor_server.py as a template. The code and example data files is found in this gist
When i omit using the tools and write “squared” in the textbox, the axis range changes fine. However, when I try to use the tools, it works on only one of the plots and in addition, if I change the filename in the textbox, the axis does not update on the plot which the tools have been used.
Lastly, if some tools are added, the plots does not initialize at all. For instance if a BoxSelectTool() instance is added.
I have tried to reinitialize the tools in the update_data function with no luck. The problem seems to be for all browsers.
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