Dash Leaflet click_feature event
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00:00 Dash Leaflet Click_feature Event
01:56 Accepted Answer Score 1
02:17 Thank you
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https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7297...
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ACCEPTED ANSWER
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In Dash, a callback is only invoked when a property changes. If you click the same feature twice, the click_feature property doesn't change, and the callback is thus not invoked. If you want to invoke the callback on every click, you can target the n_clicks property - it is incremented on (every) click, and the callback will thus fire on every click.