"on_element_click()" does not seem to work for Graph mark
See original GitHub issueWhen constructing a Graph mark, it seems that I can set a callback function using, for example, graph.on_background_click(print_event)
but setting a callback using graph.on_click()
or graph.on_element_click()
does not seem to do anything.
Really loving the Graph mark! Thank you for all your great work!!
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@dmadeka , I am very grateful for your helpful directions, but my knowledge of Node and Javascript is a little scant at the moment, and I think it will be some time before I’m able to contribute a feature like this.
If anyone else has the time to implement it, it’s a feature I would be very grateful for!
Thank you very much for the tips! I’m still getting the hang of node, and the bqplot source code, and github contributions, so please don’t wait for me to implement this if someone else wants to do it, but I’m happy to give it a try sometime soon.