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Sensuke-bot avatar Sensuke-bot commented on June 26, 2024

Hi, I'm having this problem too. Can you give us some advice on how to save feedback?

I followed the code above to see if anything changed but nothing. :(

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ProjectsOfMLee avatar ProjectsOfMLee commented on June 26, 2024

@jeffkayne hi, it would be very helpful if you could look into this as well.

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jeffkayne avatar jeffkayne commented on June 26, 2024

This is down to how streamlit components are run. When you click the submit UI button, the whole streamlit app is refreshed, before running the on_submit function. From your code snippet, this means that as the app refreshes, the if prompt := st.chat_input("Write your prompt here"): statement is no longer valid, and therefore the streamlit_feedback() function is not executed, thus neither is the on_submit function.

I'm also guessing that this is just half of your code snippet, so I'm not sure exactly what you are trying to achieve. If it is just a regular chatbot with streamlit's chat elements, there are a number of working examples here. In the chatbot_thumbs_app() example, we use an st.experimental_rerun() to re-execute the app after the if prompt := st.chat_input():, and then collect feedback for each message above. If these examples don't cover your use case, please paste your whole app code and I'll take a deeper look!

Does this answer your question?
Thanks!

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ProjectsOfMLee avatar ProjectsOfMLee commented on June 26, 2024

This is down to how streamlit components are run. When you click the submit UI button, the whole streamlit app is refreshed, before running the on_submit function. From your code snippet, this means that as the app refreshes, the if prompt := st.chat_input("Write your prompt here"): statement is no longer valid, and therefore the streamlit_feedback() function is not executed, thus neither is the on_submit function.

I'm also guessing that this is just half of your code snippet, so I'm not sure exactly what you are trying to achieve. If it is just a regular chatbot with streamlit's chat elements, there are a number of working examples here. In the chatbot_thumbs_app() example, we use an st.experimental_rerun() to re-execute the app after the if prompt := st.chat_input():, and then collect feedback for each message above. If these examples don't cover your use case, please paste your whole app code and I'll take a deeper look!

Does this answer your question? Thanks!

Absolutely. Thank you! I figured the same thing but could not see the component function itself. I got it running now but the feedback faces are persistent on my app, all the faces chosen are displayed like a face-stack at the right corner.

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jeffkayne avatar jeffkayne commented on June 26, 2024

Great! What do you mean by face-stack? Please share a screenshot if this is an issue

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ProjectsOfMLee avatar ProjectsOfMLee commented on June 26, 2024

Great! What do you mean by face-stack? Please share a screenshot if this is an issue

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all the feedback faces are stacked together

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