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The ISSUE:
The current version (bokeh 1.4, branch master) of the FileInput widget of bokeh only allows a single file to be selected by the user.
The underlying item in the browser comes with the option/property "multiple" in JS or HTML5, which is hard-coded to "False" in the bokeh-code.
The Problem:
For data analysis project in my laboratory I need to upload many tenth of files at a time, which is not manageable by single upload.
Hence the request (and a related PR) to add a working "multiple"-property and the respective option of multi-file selection to the FileInput widget.
Solution:
Adapt/extend the code of the currently implemented FileInput to support a "multiple"-property with the (switchable) capability to support the multi-file selection and provide the returned results as arrays instead of scalar values.
possible Alternative:
The implementation of a seperate widget (MultiFileInput) was considered but rejected because of the inconsistency with usual HTML or JS input widgets of similar functionality.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The ISSUE:
The current version (bokeh 1.4, branch master) of the FileInput widget of bokeh only allows a single file to be selected by the user.
The underlying item in the browser comes with the option/property "multiple" in JS or HTML5, which is hard-coded to "False" in the bokeh-code.
The Problem:
For data analysis project in my laboratory I need to upload many tenth of files at a time, which is not manageable by single upload.
Hence the request (and a related PR) to add a working "multiple"-property and the respective option of multi-file selection to the FileInput widget.
Solution:
Adapt/extend the code of the currently implemented FileInput to support a "multiple"-property with the (switchable) capability to support the multi-file selection and provide the returned results as arrays instead of scalar values.
Background:
The issue was pre-discussed here in community support and here in the develeopment-forum.
possible Alternative:
The implementation of a seperate widget (MultiFileInput) was considered but rejected because of the inconsistency with usual HTML or JS input widgets of similar functionality.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: