Selected Nodes stays in selectedNodeData permanently after being deleted
See original GitHub issueHi,
When I try to update the selected nodes using a callback to modify either ‘selectedNodeData
’ or ‘tapNode
’ or ‘tapNodeData
’ is not reflecting on the front-end. i.e. the selection highlight is not changing automatically.
Thanks, Vivek
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I was able to reproduce your error. I was able to fix it by tweaking the source code. Here’s the branch where I brought the changes: https://github.com/plotly/dash-cytoscape/tree/element-removal
I added an example app here. Here’s what it looks like:
Don’t worry, take your time! I think it’s better if you create a barebone, simple reproducible app, and share it here. That way, it makes it easier for us to debug (faster than taking the time to understand your entire workflow), and we don’t need to look at your private data.
Furthermore, creating a reproducible example might help you debug your code, if the problem happens in the implementation side. Also, people who will have a similar problem will be able to find the solution directly in this issue, which saves them time in the future.