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I've encountered an issue when implementing the streamlit-pdf-viewer component in the document-qa application. It appears that the auto-scroll functionality of the chat history, which normally brings the view to the bottom of the chat when a user gets an answer from generative AI, stops working.
Potential Cause and Solution
I suspect this might be related to the current limitation of the st.chat_input widget, which cannot be used inside st.columns. If st.chat_input were adaptable for use within st.columns, this might resolve the issue.
Relevant Information
According to a recent comment on issue #7296 in the Streamlit repository, there is a planned implementation to solve this problem within the next three months.
Current Approach
For now, the strategy is to wait for updates or fixes to the Streamlit library.
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Issue with streamlit-pdf-viewer Component Interfering with Chat History Auto-Scroll Functionality
Streamlit-pdf-viewer Component Interfering with Chat History Auto-Scroll Functionality
Feb 14, 2024
Description
I've encountered an issue when implementing the streamlit-pdf-viewer component in the document-qa application. It appears that the auto-scroll functionality of the chat history, which normally brings the view to the bottom of the chat when a user gets an answer from generative AI, stops working.
Potential Cause and Solution
I suspect this might be related to the current limitation of the st.chat_input widget, which cannot be used inside st.columns. If st.chat_input were adaptable for use within st.columns, this might resolve the issue.
Relevant Information
According to a recent comment on issue #7296 in the Streamlit repository, there is a planned implementation to solve this problem within the next three months.
Current Approach
For now, the strategy is to wait for updates or fixes to the Streamlit library.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: