Suppressing rownumbers in a tableOutput

[Andrew Clark]

Is this possible?

tried row.names=FALSE but it looks like it does not take arguments

[Joe Cheng [RStudio]]

include.rownames=FALSE should do it, I think. Requires Shiny 0.1.11 or later.

On Fri, Nov 23, 2012 at 6:21 PM, Andrew Clark <scott.r...@gmail.com> wrote:

Is this possible?

tried row.names=FALSE but it looks like it does not take arguments

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[Andrew Clark]

Duly updated,

 I'll need to read xtable documentation. Does it allow for alternating columns and column sorting?

[Joe Cheng [RStudio]]

Not column sorting, at least not interactively (you can achieve that with Shiny of course but not by clicking on column headers, unless you want to write some JavaScript). I expect sooner or later someone will wrap the googleVis package to work with Shiny, it has an interactive data table that you might find interesting.

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[Andrew Clark]

Yes I just read a blog post mentioning shiny and ggoglevis specifically to do with sorting tables

I did develop a motion chart a few weeks ago. This reminds me to write it up

[Bodong Chen]

I am facing the same challenge. Can you be a bit more specific about where this argument should I put? Thanks a lot!

[Andrew Clark]

 output$myTable <- renderTable( {

   df

    

  },include.rownames=FALSE)

[Bodong Chen]

Awesome! Many thanks.