Bug - global resize handlers are not removed with FigureWidget() #3100
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Fixes plotly#3100 If this is not cleaned up, we see a lot of stacktraces in the JS console: index.js?v=20220623202309:2 Uncaught (in promise) Error: Resize must be passed a displayed plot div element. at index.js?v=20220623202309:2:2385247 at new Promise (<anonymous>) at b.resize (index.js?v=20220623202309:2:2385199) at h.autosizeFigure (index.js?v=20220623202309:2:3736430) at index.js?v=20220623202309:2:3736222 Also, the destroy methods is renamed to remove. Destroy will never be called, but remove is.
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To reproduce, execute the following code in a cell a few times:
go.FigureWidget()Then try to resize the window. You will notice the following console errors:
However, when doing the same with
go.Figure(), the problem does not occur. The console logs shows that plotly does detect a notebook cell get destroyed.I need to use the
go.FigureWidget(), because I can update it later in a another notebook cell. I need this functionality since I use my notebook to render a web application using Voila, and I need the plots to be rendered in specific cells.Is there an option to use
go.Figure()and to update it in a another cell?Or to somehow make
FigureWidget()to unbind resize handlers?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: