I would like to create an introtour in my shiny app using the rintrojs package with introjs function. In this introtour I would like to add a tooltip to the next button. In the documentation of intro.js there is mentioned the Tour HTML attribute data-intro which should be the tooltip text. But I’m not sure how we could implement this in an rintrojs. Here is some reproducible code from the documentation:

I would like to create an introtour in my shiny app using the rintrojs package with introjs function. In this introtour I would like to add a tooltip to the next button. In the documentation of intro.js there is mentioned the Tour HTML attribute data-intro which should be the tooltip text. But I’m not sure how we could implement this in an rintrojs. Here is some reproducible code from the documentation:

Following this I have implemented a container for continuously capturing R console output including scrolling capabilities.

I want to use multiple pngs to create an animation or gif with pause button and input slider. As I found no package which is capable of providing a pause button and input slider I decided to do the animation directly in shiny using javascript.

In running the below simplified code, the user can add or remove table rows by right-clicking on a row which, through the rhandsontable package context menu, generates a pop-up of action choices. In the code you can see how I used the onRender(...) function and JavaScript to deactivate row deletion when there is only 1 row in the table. This works.

Let me introduce myself, I’m Antoine. I really like data, but I have only recently started development with R & R Shiny as I have some free time in my company.

I am developing a Shiny application and am encountering an issue with the date display in a sliderInput widget. Instead of displaying dates in the format “YYYY-MM-DD”, it is showing Unix timestamps in milliseconds. I have tried several troubleshooting steps including inspecting HTML elements, checking for JavaScript errors (none found), and simplifying the code to the minimum, but nothing has resolved the issue so far. Here is the minimal code to reproduce the problem:

I have a shiny app which generates trend lines of a timeseries data. In the app its using JavaScript code to get the Time zone so that it can be used to make sure the timeseries data can be converted to local time zone.