Am looking for an example where people have tried embedding Dash app to an existing HTML/CS without letting the Dash app running. Ideally, the dash app should be triggered from within the HTML page. Something better than https://dash.plotly.com/integrating-dash which seems to expect the dash app to run in the background and connect the dash app URL.
Thank you Emher, we managed to get the dash app embedded into a pre-made HTML page by parsing iframe (src = ) :
we had a flask that runs the companies wireframe written in CSS & HTML.
used 'server' parameter to piggyback on flask
added one iframe (src = Dash app) to the HTML layout for each data science dash app we have.
Will check out 'webdash' as well for creating lightweight POC
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So I have been making this project for college and I am completely new to MERN stack. I have made a basic sorting visualizer using React and a website using basic web technologies[html, css, js, bootstrap]; both separately.
Also, I have already initialized a repo of the website on github but I am unable to add or commit the copied files of 'sorting0' in vs code.
Any guidance and help would be appreciated!
I have been trying to link the React app to my website for a while now by using -
Sorting Visualizer
But it doesn't open the app.
My React app works fine when turned on using npm start; is there a way to do this in the website?
I searched a lot 'Linking React app to an existing website', but it only results in 'adding hyperlink to React'.
If there are other resources available, I would be grateful.
I have been learning vpython, and I am making a lunar lander copy for a school project. I was wondering if there is any way to embed a vpython canvas or window on a webpage. Thanks!
At glowscript.org you can export your program to JavaScript and embed it in a web page. On the page where you edit your GlowScript VPython progrm, click "Shae or export this program". However, because at glowscript.org your Python code is transpiled to JavaScript, you can't import arbitrary Python modules.
I am new to react. I currently have a landing page that is basically written in plain html, css, ect. However, I have a Sign In button. When I click it, I would like to redirect to a new page which is written in react. Is this possible? Thank you!
It is possible. But not possible in 1 scenario.
Possible scenario's,
Your react app is hosted on server, in this case you can simply do this,
Sign in
Your react app is not hosted on server, but running on local machine using npm start, in this case you can do this,
Sign in
Note:: target="_blank" is completely your wish as it take you to new page and not changing the current page.
Not Possible scenario
You are working on development mode on local machine, and your react app in not running. In this case you cannot redirect to react app as URL you try to visit is not available.
Yes, it is possible. Your new page(react) is like any other web-page such that when it's address would be loaded by the browser, it will run it - like any other web-page.
If you have a simple HTML webpage with a button and you have another HTML webpage with the React application rendered inside something, you just need a HTML anchor with a href to do the navigation:
<a href="/my-react-app">
<button>Click me to navigate to React!</button>
</a>
If your React application is not rendering on the other webpage that is a completely different issue that I would open a new StackOverflow question for.
P.S.: Generally you would create your whole website in React (as a "single page app") and your landing page and every other page would be rendered in the React application. That is much more flexible and a better user experience.
Let me explain the scenario first.
I have a simple static dashboard html page with 5 simple charts created with HTML5, CSS
and javascript.
It renders data from a static Json to display the charts.
Its is not online and running in my local system.
There are no back end code which connects to a database.
Now I want to convert this to an Ipad app where I can see the dasboard page without out internet connection.
Kindly provide me a best way to do this.
Regards,
Shanmugam
You can use Apache Cordova (or phonegap) for building native web applications for all major platforms using HTML 5 , CSS and JavaScript.
You can refer to this Blog post on how to easily port existing HTML5 based application to iOS and Android.
Additionally you can also check this link for some more insights.
I have an ip camera and I want to get the stream into my swing application. Since there seems not to be any streams available, the only option I have is the display the whole website or the cgi script.
The URL for the cgi script looks like this:
http: //IP/videostream.cgi?user=gast&pwd=
Is there a way to display the content to a swing container including refreshing the content? I will ask the company of the ip camera as well if there would be a stream available to caputre.
The current view of the Cam is often included as an Image-Tag in the HTML-Side. You can download the Html Source an extract the Image URL. Now you can create an URL object in Java and download the Image from the URL Inputstream. You can convert the received bytes to an Image by using ImageIO.