>
> loop through your JSON object and construct the string for each row by
> concatenating the variables together with the html and echo it so it will
> be treated as html. Based on the google charts table example this is how i
> did it in php:
>
> *(this is a pointer not a working example)*
>
// (html code up until addRows...
data.addColumn('number', 'Column Name');
data.addRows([ *<? // opening php - no longer in html*
$posts = json_decode($output);
foreach($posts->data as $post) {
// populate the variables - code omitted
echo "['$message', {v: '$created_time', f: '$formatted_time'}, $shares,
$reactions, $comments, $likes],";
// closing php - back to html ?> ]);
var table = new google.visualization.Table(document.getElementById(
'table_div'));
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