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Thank you for the nice package. I've tried to set up for usage in jupyterlab. But somehow the widget does not render in my notebook in jupyterlab. For the simple example suggested
@manipulatefor n in1:10
n
end
It return an object of Node{WebIO.DOM}(WebIO.DOM(:html, :div), Any[Node{WebIO.DOM}(WebIO.DOM(:html, :div), Any[Scope(Node{WebIO.DOM}(WebIO.DOM(:html, :div)...
I think my WebIO should work. Actually when I put the return object to the node function it renders (I check couple other widget too, they behave the same way that require to wrap into node function. Do I miss some setting?
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Did you solve this problem ? I also come across this problem. I don't know if it is because there are two Jupyter notebooks on my laptop, one for the default and one for the Conda, in the README it says that we can use WebIO.install_jupyter_nbextension([jupyter]) to specify the path to the Jupyter we want, but I don't know how to correctly use this command.
Hi,
Thank you for the nice package. I've tried to set up for usage in jupyterlab. But somehow the widget does not render in my notebook in jupyterlab. For the simple example suggested
It return an object of
Node{WebIO.DOM}(WebIO.DOM(:html, :div), Any[Node{WebIO.DOM}(WebIO.DOM(:html, :div), Any[Scope(Node{WebIO.DOM}(WebIO.DOM(:html, :div)...
I think my WebIO should work. Actually when I put the return object to the
node
function it renders (I check couple other widget too, they behave the same way that require to wrap into node function. Do I miss some setting?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: