wheel_zoom, box_zoom does not work on some Chrome browsers

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1

I have come across a number of Windows installs of standard Google Chrome where wheel_zoom and box_zoom buttons cannot be enabled.

Other tools seem to work as expected.

Is there anything special about those two tools?

2

The usual explanation is
here:

TROUBLESHOOTING

Are the tools

not working in Chrome/Cromium?
If you have a device with
touchscreen capabilities, is possible that Chrome/Chromium is
“flagged” to capture touch events which makes not possible to
interact with the Bokeh tools with you mouse. To solve this issue
you need to configure Chrome/Cromium going to the url bar and
pasting the following:

chrome://flags/#touch-events

then you will see something like:

Enable touch events Mac, Windows, Linux, Chrome OS Force touchscreen support to always be enabled or disabled,or to be enabled when a touchscreen is detected on startup (Automatic, the default). #touch-events

  and a drop-down button that you

have to set to Disabled.

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http://bokehplots.com/pages/faqs.html (pasted below)

            L                    et
                  us know if that works

for you - and also let us know
if you know of a
fix!

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standard Google Chrome where wheel_zoom and box_zoom buttons
cannot be enabled.

Other tools seem to work as expected.

Is there anything special about those two tools?

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3

Should add that if someone has an idea how to fix/improve this, would certainly love to make it better. Just not sure what it would involve.

Bryan

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On Apr 29, 2016, at 2:17 PM, Sarah Bird - Continuum <[email protected]> wrote:

The usual explanation is here: http://bokehplots.com/pages/faqs.html (pasted below)

Let us know if that works for you - and also let us know if you know of a fix!

TROUBLESHOOTING

Are the tools not working in Chrome/Cromium?

If you have a device with touchscreen capabilities, is possible that Chrome/Chromium is “flagged” to capture touch events which makes not possible to interact with the Bokeh tools with you mouse. To solve this issue you need to configure Chrome/Cromium going to the url bar and pasting the following:

chrome://flags/#touch-events

then you will see something like:

Enable touch events Mac, Windows, Linux, Chrome OS Force touchscreen support to always be enabled or disabled,or to be enabled when a touchscreen is detected on startup (Automatic, the default). #touch-events

and a drop-down button that you have to set to Disabled.

On 4/29/16 9:43 AM, [email protected] wrote:

I have come across a number of Windows installs of standard Google Chrome where wheel_zoom and box_zoom buttons cannot be enabled.

Other tools seem to work as expected.

Is there anything special about those two tools?
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4

I have 2 x-axis on a single plot. I want 1 of them to zoom when I use the wheel_zoom and the other to not. What should I do?

5

This is not currently possible. Multiple axes on a single plot always scale together.

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