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Error display widget #183
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Same error for [Anaconda] Python 3.6 x64 under Win7 (qgrid 1.0.2 installed through conda) |
Sorry about the delay in responding, haven't had time to work on qgrid in a while. Did either of you try using an older version of Jupyterlab by any chance? Wondering if maybe this is an issue with the new version of Jupyterlab (0.31.x) that didn't exist in the old version (0.30.x). That's my best guess at this point...I should have some time this weekend to try it out myself. |
Hmm actually qgrid appears to be working fine in the binder environment, which is now running 0.31.5, so I doubt this is a new compatibility issue with 0.31.x. I'll have to think about this some more. FWIW the most common issue is a version mismatch between the python package version and the jupyterlab package version (see #177 and #180). That does not appear to be the case for @RobinDavid though based on looking at the installed package list. Just mentioning it in case it helps other people. |
@TimShawver I erred too. I got here by googling the error message, and (I don't really remember) hadn't noticed the issue title or assumed that qgrid wouldn't work (it was a bitch to get working in plain jupyter a while back. I think i only got it working once, then updated and poof ;-). Although I got the warning, qgrid worked well. So the warning is probably not the problem, @RobinDavid might try re-running the registration commands. |
Ah yea, that warning is expected actually...it doesn't mean anything is wrong. I should figure out how to get rid of it but haven't had time. |
Hi @TimShawver ! Thank you for your answer. I tried again updating all packages and it now works. I don't know exactly what made it work but here is what I have done:
I am now delighted to use qgrid in jupyterlab 😄 (the issue is ready to be closed I guess) |
Great to hear, thanks for following up @RobinDavid |
Environment
Operating System: Linux Debian testing
Python Version: '3.6.5rc1 (default, Mar 14 2018, 06:54:23) \n[GCC 7.3.0]'
How did you install Qgrid: pip3
Python packages:
qgrid==1.0.2
notebook==5.4.1
jupyterlab==0.31.12
jupyterlab-iframe==0.0.2
jupyterlab-launcher==0.10.5
jupyterlab-widgets==0.6.15
Jupyter lab packages (if applicable):
$ jupyter labextension list
Description of Issue
The error is that qgrid rendering does not work. Instead of obtaining the table it just yield "Error displaying widget". The following warning occurs when performing
jupyter labextension install qgrid
:Once installed and enabled I can obtain the same warning with
jupyter lab build
. I have no idea were this issue might come from. I have also tried disabling all the other extensions but that did not changed anything.. Buy the way it still works fine withjupyter notebook
so I think its linked to the way extension are handled and "packed" by jupyterlab.Reproduction Steps
jupyterlab labextension install qgrid
Anything else?
The full output of
jupyter labextension install qgrid
is the following:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: