googleVis is part of the R package. Pour in data, execute command, geochart
pours out. However, I can manually add your code to that output. It worked
like a charm. Thank you.
On Wed, Aug 6, 2014 at 6:01 PM, Andrew Gallant agall...@google.com wrote:
The javascript I used in the fiddle is:
The jsfiddle link came up with nothing but 500 internal server error over
and over again.
On Tue, Aug 5, 2014 at 6:48 PM, Andrew Gallant agall...@google.com wrote:
The GeoCharts don't support custom tooltips yet, so the range of what you
can do is a bit limited. If you want to get rid of the
Since the jsfiddle link fails, what did you do and how does it work? I am
not a javascript programmer. As I stated initially, I use the googleVis
package to generate the geocharts. How do I pass this through googleVis?
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The javascript I used in the fiddle is:
function drawChartGeoChartID1590742f148() {
var data = gvisDataGeoChartID1590742f148();
var options = {};
options[width] = 1200;
options[height] =900;
options[projection] = lambert;
options[region] = US;
options[resolution]
I asked on the Blogger forum and was told to bug the GeoChart guys. Sounds
like an enormous amount of buck passing going on, with nobody at all having
the faintest clue. I am in regions mode. Here is one of the googleVis
statements I use to generate a GeoChart: AIG - gvisGeoChart(difference,
Bryan, I recommend taking your chart code and putting it up on jsfiddle.net.
If it works there, then your issue is with Blogger. If it doesn't work
there, then your issue is with Google Charts. If it seems like buck
passing, that's because the kind volunteers who are helping you, for free,
are
In addition to the googleVis command, here is the output from that command.
For the Alabama entry,
[
AL,
AL: $22 million,
22186
]
I wish to suppress AL and suppress 22186 and have only AL: $22 million
appear on mouseover.
!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN
The GeoCharts don't support custom tooltips yet, so the range of what you
can do is a bit limited. If you want to get rid of the second row from the
tooltips, the solution is to use a tooltip role column to override the
contents of the row and null them out. The tooltip will render with a
I don't know about embedding in a Blogger post; the charts require
javascript, and some blogging platforms do not allow users to post
javascript. You may have better luck asking on StackOverflow for help
embedding javascript in Blogger.
For your second question, are you using regions mode or
