Version 0.3.4 seems to have broken the clickable hyperlinks hack.

[vovavili]

It seems that the trick to make links clickable doesn't work anymore in 0.3.4.

The code:

for col in links:
    js_hyperlinks = JsCode(
        """
        function(cell) {
            return `<a href="${cell.value}" target="_blank">Click me!</a>`
        }
        """
    )
    gb.configure_column(col, cellRenderer=js_hyperlinks)

On 0.3.3 - the tab of URLs is populated with 'Click me!'
On 0.3.4 - <a href="link goes here" target="_blank">Click me!</a>

[PablocFonseca]

I had to upgrade aggrid-react. And pure html responses won't work anymore. You'll need to use a cellRenderer.

More info:

ag-grid/ag-grid#5427

[VovaViliLox]

Got it. I guess that's unavoidable, so if change can be noted in the documentation the issue can be closed for now.

[mkleinbort-ic]

I think to get JSX to work I need to import react somewhere - how have you solved it? Otherwise I get syntax errors.

To be explicit:

js_hyperlinks = JsCode(
        """
        function(cell) {
            return <a href={cell.value} target="_blank">Click me!</a>;
        }
        """
    )

does not work for me - I get a syntax error telling me "unexpected token < ".

[ecal99]

I'm running into the same problem, and I am sure many others will as well. Is there an "easy" way to turn a hyperlink as a string into something AG Grid will allow to be rendered as a hyperlink?

Thanks!
Ed

[fplanque]

I had to upgrade aggrid-react. And pure html responses won't work anymore. You'll need to use a cellRenderer.

More info:

ag-grid/ag-grid#5427

In the original post, he is using cellRenderer=js_hyperlinks

How is that not using a cellRenderer?

Your "more info" link is not really helpful for Python programers :'(

How do we return "JSX" in Python?

Do you know how to fix this? Can you explicitly say what is wrong with the code and how to fix it?

Thanks.

[kbarton1212]

I found my way to this thread as I was researching any leads on this same exact issue. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

[salman-moh]

Got it. I guess that's unavoidable, so if change can be noted in the documentation the issue can be closed for now.

@vovavili @VovaViliLox How did you fix it? Can you please show the code changes?

[StephenCooper]

This is a minimal cell renderer that you should be able to use instead of providing a function to the cellRenderer property.

class BoldCellRenderer {
  init(params) {
    this.eGui = document.createElement('span');
    this.eGui.innerHTML = '<b>'+params.value+'</b>';
  }
  getGui() {
    return this.eGui;
  }
}

https://plnkr.co/edit/vnQTtGG9k4oMR1Fm?open=index.jsx&preview

[matkozak]

This works, thank you.

For reference, my code looks like this:

gb = GridOptionsBuilder()
gb.configure_column(
    "URL", "URL",
    cellRenderer=JsCode("""
        class UrlCellRenderer {
          init(params) {
            this.eGui = document.createElement('a');
            this.eGui.innerText = 'SomeText';
            this.eGui.setAttribute('href', params.value);
            this.eGui.setAttribute('style', "text-decoration:none");
            this.eGui.setAttribute('target', "_blank");
          }
          getGui() {
            return this.eGui;
          }
        }
    """)
)

[yoeldk]

@matkozak Worked for me too, thanks for that!
Is there a way to somehow use python variables within the JSCode scope?
The use case is that I have a table where one of the columns is a filename, but the link should direct to the full path of that filename which is defined elsewhere in the Python code.

[gudbrand3]

@yoeldk I took the awesome solution from @StephenCooper and @matkozak <3 and adjusted it to take some variables

  def link(linkText,url,linkColor):
      return JsCode(f"""
          class UrlCellRenderer {{
            init(params) {{
              let linkText = "{linkText}";
              let url = "{url}";
              let linkColor = "{linkColor}";
              url = !url || url.length === 0 ? params.value : url;      
              linkText = !linkText || linkText.length === 0 ? params.value : linkText;      
  
              this.eGui = document.createElement('a');
              this.eGui.innerText = linkText;
              this.eGui.setAttribute('href', url);
              this.eGui.setAttribute('style', "text-decoration:none");
              this.eGui.setAttribute('target', "_blank");
              this.eGui.setAttribute('style', `color:{linkColor};`);
            }}
            getGui() {{
              return this.eGui;
            }}
          }}
      """)

[arkp1612]

I get the error
AttributeError: module 'streamlit.components.v1' has no attribute 'components' when I try the above code. Using streamlit-aggrid version 1.0.5 and streamlit version 1.36.0

Code:

def link(linkText,url,linkColor):
      return JsCode(f"""
          class UrlCellRenderer {{
            init(params) {{
              let linkText = "{linkText}";
              let url = "{url}";
              let linkColor = "{linkColor}";
              url = !url || url.length === 0 ? params.value : url;      
              linkText = !linkText || linkText.length === 0 ? params.value : linkText;      
  
              this.eGui = document.createElement('a');
              this.eGui.innerText = linkText;
              this.eGui.setAttribute('href', url);
              this.eGui.setAttribute('style', "text-decoration:none");
              this.eGui.setAttribute('target', "_blank");
              this.eGui.setAttribute('style', `color:{linkColor};`);
            }}
            getGui() {{
              return this.eGui;
            }}
          }}
      """)
# Create GridOptionsBuilder instance
gb = GridOptionsBuilder.from_dataframe(df)
gb.configure_default_column(editable=False, filter=True)
gb.configure_pagination(paginationAutoPageSize=False, paginationPageSize=12)
gb.configure_grid_options(domLayout='normal')
gb.configure_column("document_url",cellRenderer = link)

# Build grid options
grid_options = gb.build()

# Display the grid with custom options
st.title('AgGrid with HTML Content')
AgGrid(df, gridOptions=grid_options, enable_enterprise_modules=True, update_mode=GridUpdateMode.GRID_CHANGED)

[arkp1612]

Updating response = AgGrid(df,gridOptions=gb.build(),enable_enterprise_modules=True,update_mode= GridUpdateMode.GRID_CHANGED,allow_unsafe_jscode=True) makes it work