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Import dataset from search not working #70
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Are you using Jupyter notebook or JupyterLab? Make sure you update geemap to the latest version 0.6.13. |
I'm using jupyter lab and just updated geemap to latest version. When I press import, a log entry appears and says "<IPython.core.display.Javascript object>" |
I just realized that geemap was not updated. I've run conda install -c conda-forge geemap but when I go to conda list, geemap is still 0.6.10 |
It might just be a Jupyter Lab issue. Could you try Jupyter Notebook as well? |
it is working with jupyter notebook. Do you know how to fix with JupyterLab? |
I will look into it. |
The following code is used to create a new cell programmatically. It works in Jupyter notebook, but I am getting an error Can some JupyterLab experts help with this? @SylvainCorlay @martinRenou I also reported this issue on the JupyterLab repo.
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Yes, that will never work actually. That piece of code is completely specific to the classic notebook. |
Based on the information I got from here, creating a new cell programmatically with ipywidgets is not supported in JupyterLab. Therefore, there won't be a fix for this. You will have to use Jupyter notebook in this case. |
Description
I am following notebook example 19_search_places_and_datasets.ipynb and am having trouble importing a dataset from the interactive map
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