I hope someone can help. I’ve been creating a number of plots and have put them together using layout() . I’m also using output_file(“topic.html”) to save this as a html to share it with others. Although I see the plots laid out in Jupyter the saved html file returns a “Bokeh Error duplicate edit variable”. I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong. Whether it’s related or not I do get an error on my plots “Models should not be a document root if they are in a layout box:” However it still outputs the plots anyway. Any light someone can share will be most helpful.
You can’t include the same plot object in a document more than once. Somewhere you have a single plot, that is getting included under multiple add_root calls. This is not supported.
I hope someone can help. I’ve been creating a number of plots and have put them together using layout() . I’m also using output_file(“topic.html”) to save this as a html to share it with others. Although I see the plots laid out in Jupyter the saved html file returns a “Bokeh Error duplicate edit variable”. I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong. Whether it’s related or not I do get an error on my plots “Models should not be a document root if they are in a layout box:” However it still outputs the plots anyway. Any light someone can share will be most helpful.
Thanks,
Kim
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Could you elaborate further? How do I resolve this issue? I never had this issue before November 18th… Do you mean the same plot object, or instance? So, I can no longer have 2 bar plots on one page? That seems a little crazy.
Thanks,
Lucas
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On Tuesday, October 25, 2016 at 8:26:04 AM UTC-4, Bryan Van de ven wrote:
(Apologies for brevity, on a phone)
You can’t include the same plot object in a document more than once. Somewhere you have a single plot, that is getting included under multiple add_root calls. This is not supported.
I hope someone can help. I’ve been creating a number of plots and have put them together using layout() . I’m also using output_file(“topic.html”) to save this as a html to share it with others. Although I see the plots laid out in Jupyter the saved html file returns a “Bokeh Error duplicate edit variable”. I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong. Whether it’s related or not I do get an error on my plots “Models should not be a document root if they are in a layout box:” However it still outputs the plots anyway. Any light someone can share will be most helpful.
Thanks,
Kim
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Could you elaborate further? How do I resolve this issue? I never had this issue before November 18th... Do you mean the same plot object, or instance? So, I can no longer have 2 bar plots on one page? That seems a little crazy.
Thanks,
Lucas
On Tuesday, October 25, 2016 at 8:26:04 AM UTC-4, Bryan Van de ven wrote:
(Apologies for brevity, on a phone)
You can't include the same plot object in a document more than once. Somewhere you have a single plot, that is getting included under multiple add_root calls. This is not supported.
I hope someone can help. I've been creating a number of plots and have put them together using layout() . I'm also using output_file("topic.html") to save this as a html to share it with others. Although I see the plots laid out in Jupyter the saved html file returns a "Bokeh Error duplicate edit variable". I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. Whether it's related or not I do get an error on my plots "Models should not be a document root if they are in a layout box:" However it still outputs the plots anyway. Any light someone can share will be most helpful.