Thomas Glezer

@ElectricRCAircraftGuy Try using Microsoft VS Code with some extensions that shall solve the problem, it has built in Clangs for c++. Search for "C++" it offers a variety of options....

Hey, it's a bit late to the party. But, I wrote a solution for this issue. You can have dash, including its iterative features working and a datetime format in...

> Thanks @ThomasGl. However, this works only for the last subplot in the figure. > > The X axis is displayed in `"%H:%M:%S"`. > The 3rd (bottom) subplot hover X...

@dizcza also take note that you must adjust the axis for each subplot. As the engine responsible to generate the graphs renders each one as a new "fig" object with...

Each subplot renders the engine plot for figure, in the sense that you have as many fig objects as you have subplots, thus in your case you have 4 fig...

I see, you only desire the xaxes in the "%H:%M:%S" to show up? Ill run it tomorrow night

import numpy as np import pandas as pd import plotly.graph_objects as go from plotly.subplots import make_subplots def add_traces(fig): # only one key/value for now in this dict y = np.random.randn(1000,...

@dizcza I am pretty sure this is what you were looking for? I didn't quite understand why you were adding pd.Timestamp("1970/01/01"), and be aware of the dash expect type for...

Hmmm. I mean yes it does look overcrowded a bit. Bit its because of the densuty of your data. When and if you zoom in you would see it fits...

This indeed seems to be an error. Can you pick up the version of Highcharts this worked? Maybe @hcpchris will have a better take here. Seems like there's some error...