Good morning:
I have two linked plots. When hovering, I would like to have a tooltip appear in both plots.
I already use the linked selection (box and lasso) with great success, but now I want to link the tooltips also.
Below is an example. The tooltip appears in the left plot. It would be great if I can have the corresponding tooltip appear in the right plot.
Thanks, Erwin
Hi Erwin,
Something might be currently possible with CustomJS callbacks, but more information about what you want is needed, because there are a few possibilities. Do the two plots have data sets that are the same size (or possibly even share a data source?) If so, is what you want for the point with the corresponding index to get a tooltip? E.g., if point 137 on the left has a tooltip, you want point 137 on the right to get one? Alternatively, do you want the x,y data coordinates to trigger a new, separate "hit test" on the right plot, using those same data coordinates? (for instance if the data are not the same size/same data source this is all you could expect to be able to do)
Bryan
On Mar 14, 2016, at 10:41 AM, Erwin Kalvelagen <[email protected]> wrote:
Good morning:
I have two linked plots. When hovering, I would like to have a tooltip appear in both plots.
I already use the linked selection (box and lasso) with great success, but now I want to link the tooltips also.
Below is an example. The tooltip appears in the left plot. It would be great if I can have the corresponding tooltip appear in the right plot.
Thanks, Erwin
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Yes it is the same single dataset. Basically a single 3D data set (performance, weight, cost) that we look at in two different ways. So yes we want to same data point (i.e. same ID) to be “tooltipped” (if that is the right expression). They will be in different locations (in the other plot the data point could even not be visible – I have not thought through that special case, I guess for now do whatever is easiest, e.g. ignore). The box and lasso selection are already linked (that is very useful!) and also panning/zooming wrt to the performance axis (that is the axis they share) is correctly synchronized: very cool!
Thanks! Erwin
On Monday, March 14, 2016 at 1:27:19 PM UTC-4, Bryan Van de ven wrote:
Hi Erwin,
Something might be currently possible with CustomJS callbacks, but more information about what you want is needed, because there are a few possibilities. Do the two plots have data sets that are the same size (or possibly even share a data source?) If so, is what you want for the point with the corresponding index to get a tooltip? E.g., if point 137 on the left has a tooltip, you want point 137 on the right to get one? Alternatively, do you want the x,y data coordinates to trigger a new, separate “hit test” on the right plot, using those same data coordinates? (for instance if the data are not the same size/same data source this is all you could expect to be able to do)
Bryan
On Mar 14, 2016, at 10:41 AM, Erwin Kalvelagen [email protected] wrote:
Good morning:
I have two linked plots. When hovering, I would like to have a tooltip appear in both plots.
I already use the linked selection (box and lasso) with great success, but now I want to link the tooltips also.
Below is an example. The tooltip appears in the left plot. It would be great if I can have the corresponding tooltip appear in the right plot.
Thanks, Erwin
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Below is an example how the linked selection works. Basically I want the same thing for tooltips when hovering.
On Mon, Mar 14, 2016 at 2:00 PM, Erwin Kalvelagen [email protected] wrote:
Yes it is the same single dataset. Basically a single 3D data set (performance, weight, cost) that we look at in two different ways. So yes we want to same data point (i.e. same ID) to be “tooltipped” (if that is the right expression). They will be in different locations (in the other plot the data point could even not be visible – I have not thought through that special case, I guess for now do whatever is easiest, e.g. ignore). The box and lasso selection are already linked (that is very useful!) and also panning/zooming wrt to the performance axis (that is the axis they share) is correctly synchronized: very cool!
Thanks! Erwin
On Monday, March 14, 2016 at 1:27:19 PM UTC-4, Bryan Van de ven wrote:
Hi Erwin,
Something might be currently possible with CustomJS callbacks, but more information about what you want is needed, because there are a few possibilities. Do the two plots have data sets that are the same size (or possibly even share a data source?) If so, is what you want for the point with the corresponding index to get a tooltip? E.g., if point 137 on the left has a tooltip, you want point 137 on the right to get one? Alternatively, do you want the x,y data coordinates to trigger a new, separate “hit test” on the right plot, using those same data coordinates? (for instance if the data are not the same size/same data source this is all you could expect to be able to do)
Bryan
On Mar 14, 2016, at 10:41 AM, Erwin Kalvelagen [email protected] wrote:
Good morning:
I have two linked plots. When hovering, I would like to have a tooltip appear in both plots.
I already use the linked selection (box and lasso) with great success, but now I want to link the tooltips also.
Below is an example. The tooltip appears in the left plot. It would be great if I can have the corresponding tooltip appear in the right plot.
Thanks, Erwin
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Below is an example of a selection in the two linked plots. Basically I would like the same behavior but now for tooltips when hovering.
On Monday, March 14, 2016 at 2:00:08 PM UTC-4, Erwin Kalvelagen wrote:
Yes it is the same single dataset. Basically a single 3D data set (performance, weight, cost) that we look at in two different ways. So yes we want to same data point (i.e. same ID) to be “tooltipped” (if that is the right expression). They will be in different locations (in the other plot the data point could even not be visible – I have not thought through that special case, I guess for now do whatever is easiest, e.g. ignore). The box and lasso selection are already linked (that is very useful!) and also panning/zooming wrt to the performance axis (that is the axis they share) is correctly synchronized: very cool!
Thanks! Erwin
On Monday, March 14, 2016 at 1:27:19 PM UTC-4, Bryan Van de ven wrote:
Hi Erwin,
Something might be currently possible with CustomJS callbacks, but more information about what you want is needed, because there are a few possibilities. Do the two plots have data sets that are the same size (or possibly even share a data source?) If so, is what you want for the point with the corresponding index to get a tooltip? E.g., if point 137 on the left has a tooltip, you want point 137 on the right to get one? Alternatively, do you want the x,y data coordinates to trigger a new, separate “hit test” on the right plot, using those same data coordinates? (for instance if the data are not the same size/same data source this is all you could expect to be able to do)
Bryan
On Mar 14, 2016, at 10:41 AM, Erwin Kalvelagen [email protected] wrote:
Good morning:
I have two linked plots. When hovering, I would like to have a tooltip appear in both plots.
I already use the linked selection (box and lasso) with great success, but now I want to link the tooltips also.
Below is an example. The tooltip appears in the left plot. It would be great if I can have the corresponding tooltip appear in the right plot.
Thanks, Erwin
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Hi Erwin,
I think this would be great to have "linked hovertools" but I also think this might require a little more thought and new development to really make it feasible in a way that most users would find approachable or simple. May I suggest adding a GH issue for a feature request (please link this discussion)? Then any interested new contributor could make a stab at it anytime if they wanted, or alternatively the core dev team can prioritize it for looking at for future releases.
If you really wanted to try something now, the best I can do is to point you at the relevant methods on Tooltip:
If you add a HoverTool to one plot, and a bare ToolTip to the other, the hover JS callback could update the other toolip using those methods. The "add: (vx, vy, content)" method takes a screen x, y position, and HTML content to put int the tooltip DIV to show. It's a bit clunky, but should also be workable, in principle.
I'm sorry I don't have a better suggestion for you in the immediate term.
Bryan
On Mar 14, 2016, at 7:53 PM, Erwin Kalvelagen <[email protected]> wrote:
Below is an example of a selection in the two linked plots. Basically I would like the same behavior but now for tooltips when hovering.
On Monday, March 14, 2016 at 2:00:08 PM UTC-4, Erwin Kalvelagen wrote:
Yes it is the same single dataset. Basically a single 3D data set (performance, weight, cost) that we look at in two different ways. So yes we want to same data point (i.e. same ID) to be "tooltipped" (if that is the right expression). They will be in different locations (in the other plot the data point could even not be visible -- I have not thought through that special case, I guess for now do whatever is easiest, e.g. ignore). The box and lasso selection are already linked (that is very useful!) and also panning/zooming wrt to the performance axis (that is the axis they share) is correctly synchronized: very cool!
Thanks! Erwin
On Monday, March 14, 2016 at 1:27:19 PM UTC-4, Bryan Van de ven wrote:
Hi Erwin,Something might be currently possible with CustomJS callbacks, but more information about what you want is needed, because there are a few possibilities. Do the two plots have data sets that are the same size (or possibly even share a data source?) If so, is what you want for the point with the corresponding index to get a tooltip? E.g., if point 137 on the left has a tooltip, you want point 137 on the right to get one? Alternatively, do you want the x,y data coordinates to trigger a new, separate "hit test" on the right plot, using those same data coordinates? (for instance if the data are not the same size/same data source this is all you could expect to be able to do)
Bryan
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