Updates to R docs #213
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Updates to R docs #213
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cc @chriddyp |
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@cpsievert - can we still keep an option for printing the object as an |
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| f <- plotly_POST(p, filename = "r-docs/midwest-boxplots") | ||
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| f | ||
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hey @cpsievert - this doesn't seem to work for me:
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Ah, sorry, you'll need this devtools::install_github("ropensci/plotly#296")
I added that in plotly/plotly.R@350b582 (that pull request - plotly/plotly.R#296 - is ready to merge, BTW) |
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Actually, thanks to this post, it might not be too bad to make htmlwidgets play nicely with Jekyll |
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sweet. I merged this into #215, so I'm going to close this and merge the other one. |
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Just after I made all these changes, I remembered this consequence of using htmlwidgets. So, I’m not sure how exactly md -> html happens, but most likely it's gonna require a messy hack to embed these graphs client-side. :(