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It actually has been designed to do this, we just haven't implemented it yet. We're focusing on other items first that customers have sponsored before we get to this feature. This is a duplicate of #149 |
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Please offer a better solution for this.
I have an interface with a dropdown and a radio group. Selections then trigger updates to 2 charts, a data table, and a daterange selector (start and end dates). Writing separate callbacks means repeating the same dependencies.Input clause in 5 places, as well as doing a similar data filter 5 times. Its not just a performance thing. It's resulting in repetitive and ultimately hard-to-adapt code.
I know you have a certain design philosophy but this is a real problem.
Why couldn't the callback clause have been designed to accept a list of depenencies.Output items?
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