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def _on_click(value):
    print('in _on_click')

foo_arr = ["uno", "dos", "tres"]

_element_arr = []
for label in foo_arr:
    _button = mo.ui.button(label=label, on_click=_on_click)
    _element_arr.append(_button)

_element = mo.ui.array(_element_arr)

_element

def _on_click(value):
    print('in _on_click')

foo_arr = ["uno", "dos", "tres"]

_element_arr = []
for label in foo_arr:
    _button = mo.ui.button(label=label, on_click=_on_click)
    _element_arr.append(_button)

_element = mo.ui.array(_element_arr)

_element

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Mmarimo

•Created by Chandler on 3/9/2024 in #archived-help-and-support

I think I'm encountering a bug where mo.

I don't know what you mean by a fluid API, but it doesn't work with a vstack. In the following example, only the last button works

def _on_click(value):
    print('in _on_click')

foo_arr = ["uno", "dos", "tres"]

_element_arr = []
for label in foo_arr:
    _button = mo.ui.button(label=label, on_click=_on_click)
    _element_arr.append(_button)

_element = mo.vstack(_element_arr)

_element

def _on_click(value):
    print('in _on_click')

foo_arr = ["uno", "dos", "tres"]

_element_arr = []
for label in foo_arr:
    _button = mo.ui.button(label=label, on_click=_on_click)
    _element_arr.append(_button)

_element = mo.vstack(_element_arr)

_element

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Mmarimo

•Created by Chandler on 3/9/2024 in #archived-help-and-support

I think I'm encountering a bug where mo.

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Mmarimo

•Created by Chandler on 3/9/2024 in #archived-help-and-support

I think I'm encountering a bug where mo.

(I updated the code) I'll give mo.ui.array a go

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Mmarimo

•Created by Chandler on 3/9/2024 in #archived-help-and-support

I think I'm encountering a bug where mo.

Ok, now that I'm applying this to my actual marimo app, I'm wondering if it's possible to create buttons programmatically within a loop Psuedocode:

vendors = query_potential_vendors()

_element_stack = []

for vendor in vendors:
    _element_stack.append(mo.ui.button(...)

mo.vstack(_element_stack)

vendors = query_potential_vendors()

_element_stack = []

for vendor in vendors:
    _element_stack.append(mo.ui.button(...)

mo.vstack(_element_stack)

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Mmarimo

•Created by Chandler on 3/9/2024 in #archived-help-and-support

I think I'm encountering a bug where mo.

Thank you

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Mmarimo

•Created by Chandler on 3/9/2024 in #archived-help-and-support

I think I'm encountering a bug where mo.

Yup, that fixed it def _on_click(value): print('in _on_click') _button = mo.ui.button(label="Test", on_click=_on_click) _element = mo.vstack([_button]) _element

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Mmarimo

•Created by Chandler on 3/9/2024 in #archived-help-and-support

I think I'm encountering a bug where mo.

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Mmarimo

•Created by Chandler on 3/9/2024 in #archived-help-and-support

I think I'm encountering a bug where mo.

Details below

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Mmarimo

•Created by Chandler on 3/2/2024 in #archived-help-and-support

Deployed Marimo Failed to Instantiate Errors

Ah, gotcha. That's almost certainly it. Thank you for the response. Might i suggest adding a quick callout to the docker deployment page in the docs to use a single instance? Also, definitely no need for this for now, but I imagine that sticky sessions on the proxy/load balancer might mitigate this if I understand the limitation correctly? If that's true, I guess it might be worth mentioning that in the docs too, though I don't expect many people are sending enough traffic to Marimo to really justify horizontal scaling. I just imagine it would be useful for availability/failure recovery

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Mmarimo

•Created by Chandler on 3/2/2024 in #archived-help-and-support

Deployed Marimo Failed to Instantiate Errors

8 replies

Mmarimo

•Created by Chandler on 3/2/2024 in #archived-help-and-support

Deployed Marimo Failed to Instantiate Errors

8 replies

Mmarimo

•Created by Chandler on 3/2/2024 in #archived-help-and-support

Deployed Marimo Failed to Instantiate Errors

Here's the screenshot:

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