[jupyterhub] Cannot get the nbextensions page to load #14
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Hi there, sorry to here you're having problems. Could you post:
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pip install:
Centos 6.7, python 3.5.1 |
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jupyter contrib nbextension install --system |
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And what output does |
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ok, since I've just noticed that you're on JupyterHub, this may well be related to #13, which was a bug preventing the serverextension from loading correctly from jupyterhub-spawned servers. Although it's been fixed in the to upgrade to the repo master version (may require pip |
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Ok, so it looks like all the extensions are installing ok into |
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ok so for now i can just upgrade to the repo master version. which i did using above method. |
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i cant even get the extension tab to load in the webpage in prob #13 they were at least able to get web interface. |
Ok, so I'm wrong (there goes my 💸), and there's something else at play, then. In your Jupyterhub/standalone notebook logs, do you have anything mentioning where the server looks for config files. It needs to read the config file that some logs about loading/failing to load the serverextension. I'd hope to see something like for a successful load, or something like |
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can confirm that I have the same issue |
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@whositwhatnow ok, that set of logs from the standalone notebook server looks to me like a successful load for the @oroszl you're also using jupyterhub, have installed and activated everything, but can't see the configurator page, right? If you could post any logs (when running with |
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I do not get anything from the interface , when I load it I get 404 error |
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@whositwhatnow and what logs do you get from the server when that happens? |
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@jcb91 Yep I am also using |
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miraculously installing the master as suggested in #13 worked! |
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Hi everyone, I'm having trouble seeing the list of extensions as shown on src/jupyter_nbextensions_configurator/static/nbextensions_configurator/icon.png Instead I'm seeing a different page Extension seems to be loading ok: Installed via jupyter 1.0.0 py27_3 |
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This looks like the actual |
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Nbextensions never load for me after my notebooks reach a certain size. The load is timing out. I posted on Stack Overflow about the problem here. It helps to bump up the Tweaking this constant allows you to use nbextensions with a somewhat larger notebook, but it does not fix the problem. No matter how big you make |
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@pluviosilla As you seem to have discovered (following your SO link) this is, unfortunately, a known issue with notebook itself - see jupyter/notebook#2075 |
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I also struggled with the same problem while installing the jupyter and nbgrader packages using conda. But, I solved this by installing the jupyter and nbgrader using following as discussed at https://jupyterhub.readthedocs.io/en/stable/installation-guide-hard.html:
That solves the issue for me. Restart the jupyterhub service and reload the pages |
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I've followed the readme and installed the jupyter_contrib_nbextensions. But i cannot get it loaded in the jupyter gui, I also cant get extensions to load
here is an the error i get
I'm stumped have been trying to get extensions loaded and its not working.
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