Dariusz,
We do want to make a more configurable plot frame around Bokeh, that can have the toolbar switched on or off, etc. There is actually some preliminary work in a PR already. In the mean time, would it simply suffice to remove all the tools? You can add tools=“” to a figure() or renderer call to suppress all the tools.
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On May 23, 2014 at 11:53:33 AM, dowc...@gmail.com (dowc...@gmail.com) wrote:
Here is the web part source on the Sharepoint site:
…
WebPartID2=“6e1ecf09-f0f9-4ddb-808b-3b1a0a75d04c” HasPers=“false”
id=“WebPartWPQ2” width=“100%” class=“ms-WPBody” allowRemove=“false”
allowDelete=“false” style=“” >> src=“http://dlab.company.com:5006/bokeh/embed.js”
bokeh_plottype=“serverconn”
bokeh_docid=“1a4007ef-f36e-4ea8-a359-be3145254abd”
bokeh_ws_conn_string=“ws://dlab.company.com:5006/bokeh/sub”
bokeh_docapikey=“b2f64495-8a01-48f2-a216-0f50f43e8e41”
bokeh_root_url=“http://dlab.company.com:5006”
bokeh_modelid=“105c7f56-9b1e-439e-81d0-36113ba5d240” bokeh_modeltype=“Plot”
async=“true”>
…
Unfortunately, I cannot put it on a public facing page.
For me having an option to disable the toolbar when embedding would work
great.
Especially because some plots does not require live interaction and they
look better w/o the toolbar.
Thanks,
Dariusz
On Thursday, May 22, 2014 7:13:04 PM UTC+2, Bryan Van de ven wrote:
Dariusz,
I am not familiar with Sharepoint, but the behavior you describe sounds
very odd. Can you provide more details or perhaps a code sample of of your
plot and how you embedded it? Is there a public facing page that I could
check out? If so, I can send you email you directly to obtain the URL. Also
note there is a newer (better, simpler) embedding API in GitHub master
which will be available on a dev release today or tomorrow (or on GH now,
but requires building BokehJS yourself)
We do test on Windows/IE before release, but I do not believe any testing
has ever been done with IE 9. I don’t think IE9 support will arrive without
a new contributor making a pull request, or else some kind of consulting
arrangement to provide funding to specifically prioritize that task.
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Bryan Van de Ven
Continuum Analytics
On May 22, 2014 at 12:02:58 PM, dowc...@gmail.com ( > > > > dowc...@gmail.com ) wrote:
I’d like to incorporate Bokeh plots into corporate Sharepoint.
I was able to add it to the Sharepoint wiki, however, the bokeh tools
are
not working and instead the page is just reloaded when I click on the
bookeh toolbar.
I think it won’t be easy to fix the toolbar behaviour as it would
require
Sharepoint hacking so I’d like to embed a plot without a toolbar. Is it
possible?
Other question: do bokeh plots work in IE 10 or 11? Most people here use
IE
9 and it is not showing plots.
Thanks,
Dariusz
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