The output of LDAvis can be showed in the viewer of Rstudio or local browser,but how can I upload it so that it can be displayed online.If possible,can it be displayed by blogdown?I've tried blogdown,but it can't be displayed.
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We have app working since almost 2 years. Suddenly I see it stopped loading. Console has below error:
Not allowed to load local resouce
Looks like brsower security is not allowing to load file SourceMap.
I looked at chrome, source map not loading but I can't follow that. As I can't ask my users to change browser settings or not to use chrome
Any possible solution?
I followed the steps per listed on their website, but my VS Code threw the following error, and when I went to the localhost it appeared as such (with no where to upload my own .rvt files)
Reference Application Local Host
VS Code error message
Note: I fixed the directory to look like this, but it still isn't showing me the upload portal to include my own .RVT file. Updated VS Code .env
I was following the directions exactly as they were laid out on the Forge Data Visualization Reference Application introduction, and it wasn't giving me the result that I needed and it didn't allow me to upload my own model. I tried to do these steps through the Mac OS Monterey Terminal as well as through the VS Code Terminal dozens of times with slightly different changes each time, and none of these worked. So instead, I downloaded iTerm2 and tried again, and it worked PERFECTLY!
I have the following HTML that works great to download files in Chrome and Firefox. I'm using angular to dynamically generate the file name and the UTF-8 body.
<a download="myfile.xls" href="data:text/plain;charset=UTF-8, (UTF-8 body
string)">
To Excel
</a>
The problem is that in IE11 it prompts a box "Do you want to allow this website to open an app on your computer?"
Selecting Allow prompts the Win 10 program picker "You'll need a new app to open this data" with the only option being to search the windows store for an application. When Excel is clearly installed and is the default for the file when navigating through the file system.
Any ideas?
I've got trouble with shared links pointing to ZIP files. Even though I am still able to download the ZIP file, I've got a message saying "A problem occurred with the file preview".
This message is displayed only when I am not authenticated and only with ZIP files in my case. If I am authenticated, the preview does work fine.
Anyway, to proceed with the download directly and not use the preview at all ?
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I've been struggling with getting leaflet markers to display on a map by pulling in data from a JSON file. I think I'm missing something very fundamental, since I can even copy working example files from Plunker and load them to my hosts web server. It just display's the base map but no markers from the JSON file.
Search "displaying .json files in leaflet" in Stack Overflow and check Plunker link under the one answer to see the example I've been trying to make work on my hosts web server.
I'm placing all four files in the same folder on the web server. Works fine when I run it on Plunker, but not on my hosts web server. Host is GoDaddy :(. I don't get any error messages, just an empty base map layer.
Is there some setting that may be blocking this? Totally stumped. Note, that I can get it to work fine if I hard code my marker data into the web page, but for the project I'm working on there will be way to many data points, so need to pull this from an external file. Here is "live" test example where I just hard code data into web page: http://bwcawild.com/PMA-Pitfall-Lake/Test-Lake/Test2-Lake.html
Anyone got any ideas on this? Thanks for your help.