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When using type: choropleth and setting a geojson url, the geojosn file from cdn.plot.ly still is loaded first.
I'd expect that only the specified geojson file is loaded and used.
(This would be useful to e.g. implement a strict CSP on a site using plotly)
vardata=[{// ...geojson: 'https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/dist/world_110m.json'// this url is an example, in practice this would point to a relative assets path}]
Is this intended behavior / is some configuration missing in the example to only use the provided geojson or is this a bug in the implementation?
Thanks in advance :)
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When using
type: choropleth
and setting ageojson
url, the geojosn file fromcdn.plot.ly
still is loaded first.I'd expect that only the specified geojson file is loaded and used.
(This would be useful to e.g. implement a strict CSP on a site using plotly)
Example: https://codepen.io/lucavazz/pen/jOdrWgV
(baed on https://codepen.io/lucavazz/pen/poGbybw / #4267)
Is this intended behavior / is some configuration missing in the example to only use the provided geojson or is this a bug in the implementation?
Thanks in advance :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: